Triceps

Definition of Triceps

The triceps is a large muscle found at the back of the upper arm.

How should Triceps divide into syllables

The word 'triceps' has two syllables. The first syllable is 'tri' and the second syllable is 'ceps'.

Part of Speech - Triceps

My triceps are sore after doing push-ups.

Sentences with Triceps

• I can feel my triceps getting stronger from lifting weights.
• He injured his triceps while playing basketball.
• She exercises her triceps by doing tricep dips.
• The triceps muscle helps us extend our arms.
• The triceps work together with the biceps.
• To build strong triceps, you can try doing push-ups.
• The triceps are important for activities like lifting and throwing.
• I can flex my triceps to show off my muscles.
• The triceps are located at the back of the upper arm.
• He has well-defined triceps from working out regularly.

Quotes with Triceps

• No pain, no gain. Feel the burn in your triceps!
• Strong triceps, strong arms!
• Train your triceps and reach for the stars.
• Don't skip tricep day, it's important for overall arm strength.
• You can't spell 'triceps' without 'tries'. Keep trying!
• Flex your triceps and show off your hard work.
• The triceps are the unsung heroes of arm muscles.
• Work those triceps and be proud of your progress.
• The triceps are like a secret weapon for arm strength.
• Keep pushing, keep working those triceps!

Number of characters in Triceps

7 ( t, r, i, c, e, p, s )

Unique letters in Triceps

7 ( t, r, i, c, e, p, s )

Triceps Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Triceps

IPA (International): ˈtraɪˌseps

ARA (American): ˈtraɪˌsɛps

EPA (English): ˈtraɪˌseps

TRAY-SEH-PS