Illustration: Along a quiet Japanese shopping street, a café worker carries a tray of water-filled glasses back from an outdoor table. Their knees stay slightly bent, heels barely lifting, and each foot lands in a short, careful step directly ahead of the other.

JLPT N1nounLevel estimated by Bebop

足あし取どり

ashidori

gait, way of walking

Example sentences

  1. 彼かれは速はやい足取あしどりで歩あるいた。

    He walked at a quick pace.

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  2. 彼女かのじょはいつも軽かるい足あしどりで歩あるく。

    She always walks with a light step.

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  3. 彼かれはけがのためにぎこちない足取あしどりで歩あるく。

    He walks with an awkward gait because of an injury.

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Kanji in 足取

  • 足leg; footOnソクKunあし・たりる・たる
  • 取takeOnシュKunとる・とり・とり-

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