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We found 2 words, 2 kanji, and 7 examples matching '足取り'
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あ し ど り 0 あ し ど り 4 あ し ど り 3
noun
1. gait; walk; stride; pace; step; manner of walking
2. trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal); track; trail; movements
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あ し と り 0 あ し と り 4
noun
downing an opponent by grabbing his leg  (sumo term)
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Kanji search: 2 matches
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足
ソク   あし foot; leg   たす to add   たる    たりる to be sufficient   
取
シュ   とる to take   
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耳
ジ   みみ ear   
又
また again   
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かれ
彼
は
はや
速
い
あしど
足取
りで
ある
歩
いた。
He walked at a quick pace.
けいさつ
警察
は
ようぎしゃ
容疑者
の
あしど
足取
りがまだつかめていない。
The police have found no trace of the suspect yet.
ろうじん
老人
がたどたどしい
あしど
足取
りで
ある
歩
いてきた。
An old man came tottering along.
かれ
彼
はけがのためにぎこちない
あしど
足取
りで
ある
歩
く。
He walks with an awkward gait because of an injury.
かのじょ
彼女
の
あしど
足取
りは
ようせい
妖精
のように
かろ
軽
やかだった。
Her footsteps were as light as a fairy's.
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