火力

火力

1. heating power; thermal power
2. firepower; power of a firearm
3. (of the human body) ability to withstand the cold

• (ability to withstand the cold): 耐寒力 (nàihánlì)

火(か)力(りょく) • (karyoku) 

1. heating power of a stove etc.
   • 1908, 寺田寅彦, 歳時記新註:

     コークスは石炭(せきたん)を蒸焼(むしやき)にした炭(すみ)だ、火力(かりょく)が強(つよ)いが燃(も)えつきにくい。

     Kōkusu wa sekitan o mushiyaki ni shita sumi da, karyoku ga tsuyoi ga moetsuki-nikui.

     Coke is roasted coal, and it has strong heating power but is difficult to ignite.

2. firepower, power of a firearm
   • 1929, 石原莞爾, 戦争史大観:

     それでもなおモルトケ時代(じだい)は散兵(さんぺい)の火力(かりょく)と密集隊(みっしゅうたい)の突撃力(とつげきりょく)との併用(へいよう)が大体戦術(だいたいせんじゅつ)の方式(ほうしき)であった。

     Soredemo nao morutoke jidai wa sanpei no karyoku to misshū-tai no totsugekiryoku to no heiyō ga daitai senjutsu no hōshiki de atta.

     Nonetheless the main military strategy in Moltke's time was to combine the firepower of lone fighters with the attacking force of a dense formation of soldiers.

火力 • (hwaryeok) (hangeul 화력)

1. hanja form^? of 화력 (“heating power; firepower”)

火力

1. chữ Hán form of hoả lực (“firepower”).