n.运动觉；动觉

Kinesthesia is the ability to sense the position and movement of one's own body parts without direct visual or tactile feedback.
感知觉是无需直接视觉或触觉反馈就能感知自己身体部位位置和运动的能力。
The amputee relies heavily on his remaining kinesthetic sense to navigate through daily tasks.
截肢者很大程度上依赖残存的感知觉来完成日常活动。
She adjusted her posture based on the kinesthetic feedback from her muscles.
她根据肌肉的感知觉反馈调整了姿势。
Children with autism often have difficulties with proprioception, a type of kinesthesia that involves awareness of body position in space.
自闭症儿童常常在身体在空间中的位置感知（即一种感知觉）方面有困难。
The dancer's precise control over her movements comes from an exceptional understanding of her kinesthetic senses.
舞蹈家对动作的精确控制源自对感知觉的卓越理解。
After months of practice, he finally gained a strong sense of kinesthesia for playing the piano.
经过数月的练习，他终于对弹钢琴有了很强的感知觉。
Sensory integration therapy aims to improve a child's kinesthesia, helping them better understand their body's position and movement.
感官整合疗法旨在提高孩子的感知觉，帮助他们更好地理解身体的位置和运动。
A brain injury can impair a person's kinesthesia, causing them to feel disoriented or clumsy.
脑部损伤可能会影响一个人的感知觉，使他们感到方向感混乱或动作笨拙。
Athletes often use visualization techniques to enhance their kinesthetic awareness before competitions.
运动员经常使用可视化技巧来增强比赛前的感知觉意识。
The surgeon performed a minimally invasive procedure, relying primarily on her kinesthetic skills to guide the instruments.
那位外科医生进行了微创手术，主要依靠她的感知觉技能来引导器械操作。