Definition of mecha in English:

mecha

nounPlural mechas ˈmɛkəˈmɛkə

(in anime, manga, etc.) a large armoured robot, typically controlled by a person riding inside the robot itself.
I loved the design of the giant mecha, and how it was integrated into the look of the show
as modifier a series of mecha battles that are action-packed
Example sentencesExamples
- In between the jokes, there is plenty of space battle action, liberally peppered with clean CG mecha.
- The mecha action is really secondary to the show.
- After a good half-minute of character development, our heroes cart out their mecha for some soporific combat.
- They got to work on a revised finale, this time offering mainstream audiences all the mecha action they demanded.
- The biggest problem is the mechas, which stick out like sore thumbs from the rest of the animation.
- Flanking the forward bulge of the mecha are two 40 mm, liquid-cooled auto-cannons, effective against small targets, such as tanks and APCs.
- Earth is repeatedly attacked by the Mimetic Beasts, leaving Goh and Anna to defend it in their battle mechas.
- A team of ace pilots in convertible mecha take to the skies in order to save the world.
- Mecha fans should enjoy its fusion of formula elements with classic American hard SF.
- Most of the inexperienced pilots controlling the mecha are killed.

Origin

1980s: Japanese meka, shortened from mekanizumu 'mechanism', mekanikaru 'mechanical', etc.

Definition of mecha in US English:

mecha

nounˈmɛkəˈmekə

(in anime, manga, etc.) a large armored robot, typically controlled by a person riding inside the robot itself.
I loved the design of the giant mecha, and how it was integrated into the look of the show
as modifier a series of mecha battles that are action-packed
Example sentencesExamples
- After a good half-minute of character development, our heroes cart out their mecha for some soporific combat.
- Flanking the forward bulge of the mecha are two 40 mm, liquid-cooled auto-cannons, effective against small targets, such as tanks and APCs.
- The mecha action is really secondary to the show.
- Most of the inexperienced pilots controlling the mecha are killed.
- Earth is repeatedly attacked by the Mimetic Beasts, leaving Goh and Anna to defend it in their battle mechas.
- Mecha fans should enjoy its fusion of formula elements with classic American hard SF.
- A team of ace pilots in convertible mecha take to the skies in order to save the world.
- In between the jokes, there is plenty of space battle action, liberally peppered with clean CG mecha.
- The biggest problem is the mechas, which stick out like sore thumbs from the rest of the animation.
- They got to work on a revised finale, this time offering mainstream audiences all the mecha action they demanded.

Origin

1980s: Japanese meka, shortened from mekanizumu ‘mechanism’, mekanikaru ‘mechanical’, etc.

单词	mecha
释义	Definition of mecha in English: mecha nounPlural mechas ˈmɛkəˈmɛkə (in anime, manga, etc.) a large armoured robot, typically controlled by a person riding inside the robot itself. I loved the design of the giant mecha, and how it was integrated into the look of the show as modifier a series of mecha battles that are action-packed Example sentencesExamples In between the jokes, there is plenty of space battle action, liberally peppered with clean CG mecha. The mecha action is really secondary to the show. After a good half-minute of character development, our heroes cart out their mecha for some soporific combat. They got to work on a revised finale, this time offering mainstream audiences all the mecha action they demanded. The biggest problem is the mechas, which stick out like sore thumbs from the rest of the animation. Flanking the forward bulge of the mecha are two 40 mm, liquid-cooled auto-cannons, effective against small targets, such as tanks and APCs. Earth is repeatedly attacked by the Mimetic Beasts, leaving Goh and Anna to defend it in their battle mechas. A team of ace pilots in convertible mecha take to the skies in order to save the world. Mecha fans should enjoy its fusion of formula elements with classic American hard SF. Most of the inexperienced pilots controlling the mecha are killed. Origin 1980s: Japanese meka, shortened from mekanizumu 'mechanism', mekanikaru 'mechanical', etc. Definition of mecha in US English: mecha nounˈmɛkəˈmekə (in anime, manga, etc.) a large armored robot, typically controlled by a person riding inside the robot itself. I loved the design of the giant mecha, and how it was integrated into the look of the show as modifier a series of mecha battles that are action-packed Example sentencesExamples After a good half-minute of character development, our heroes cart out their mecha for some soporific combat. Flanking the forward bulge of the mecha are two 40 mm, liquid-cooled auto-cannons, effective against small targets, such as tanks and APCs. The mecha action is really secondary to the show. Most of the inexperienced pilots controlling the mecha are killed. Earth is repeatedly attacked by the Mimetic Beasts, leaving Goh and Anna to defend it in their battle mechas. Mecha fans should enjoy its fusion of formula elements with classic American hard SF. A team of ace pilots in convertible mecha take to the skies in order to save the world. In between the jokes, there is plenty of space battle action, liberally peppered with clean CG mecha. The biggest problem is the mechas, which stick out like sore thumbs from the rest of the animation. They got to work on a revised finale, this time offering mainstream audiences all the mecha action they demanded. Origin 1980s: Japanese meka, shortened from mekanizumu ‘mechanism’, mekanikaru ‘mechanical’, etc.
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