Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Intensive"

A: it means concentrated in focus

A: "激しい/はげしい、強力な/きょうりょくな、強烈な/きょうれつな、"のどれかをあてはめれば、大体あっていると思います。どの単語とくっつくかは、ある程度暗記が必要かと。



intense emotion
激しい感情

intense energy
強力なエネルギー

intense experience
強烈な経験

A: Very strong, important, or an excessive amount of something.

A: The intensive review course lasts three weeks and requires five hours of studying a day.

A: "When I was in the army, we went through a lot of intensive training"

"After the car accident, he had to go into intensive care at the hospital"

A: "I took an intensive course to quickly improve my language learning."

"He took intensive care of his prized possessions."

A: really though, I think "intense" is more appropriate in regards to the gym. "Intensive" works too..

A: Intense = strong or very great; extreme: 'intense heat', 'intense pleasure', 'intense pain', 'intense competition'.

Intensive = concentrated: 'an intensive English course', 'a period of intensive training'.

Here is my source.

https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/186/understanding-difference-between-intense-and-intensive

A: Intensive - something that’s really full on, say if I were to injure my knee, I would go under intensive treatment to heal it.
Dense- when something is dense it means it is packed or thick. So you could say “this soup is very dense (as in thick)”
Crowded - means a place is busy, for example a train station or an airport is normally very crowded during the summer. :)

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A: https://forvo.com/word/intensive/#en

A: intense, intensive.

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