地歩 | Japanese meaning

地歩【ちほ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

foothold; footing; position; standing; ground

Forms

地歩【ちほ】
ちほ

Generated definitions (experimental)

foothold; footing

This meaning refers to a secure position or support that one has, often used in a physical or metaphorical context to indicate stability or a base for further action.

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To climb this mountain, a solid foothold is necessary.

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Establishing a foothold is crucial for expanding into foreign markets.

position; standing

This meaning indicates the state of a person or organization's status or rank, often in a competitive context.

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She has a strong standing in the industry.

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The success of this project further strengthened our position.

ground

In this sense, it refers to the metaphorical or literal ground one occupies, often used in discussions about opinions, arguments, or rights.

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He established ground to express his opinion.

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Regarding that issue, we need to secure our ground.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to secure a footholdto establish a positionto advance one's standingto lose one's footholdto broaden one's positionto gain a footholdto maintain one's positionto establish a solid standingsecuring a footholdexpansion of one's positionto build a foothold in the market

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

じぶん自分のいるちい地位．.たちば立場．.

Wiktionary

Example sentences

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The troops maintained their ground.

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