“To regain one's strength” in Japanese
Short answer
To regain one's strength in Japanese is “力づく” (chikarazuku). Full meaning: to regain one's strength, to recover one's spirit, to be invigorated, to be encouraged.
Other ways to say “To regain one's strength” in Japanese
巻き返す
makikaesu to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
捲返せる
makikaeseru to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
巻返せる
makikaeseru to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
捲き返せる
makikaeseru to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
巻き返せる
makikaeseru to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
捲き返す
makikaesu to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
まきかえせる
makikaeseru to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
まきかえす
makikaesu to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
捲返せ
makikaese to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
巻返せ
makikaese to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
捲返せよ
makikaeseyo to rewind; to rally, to recover, to come back, to regain one's strength
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