り【うちまわり】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. inner tracks or lanes; going around an inner circle; indoors
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. inner tracks or lanes
    2. This meaning refers to specific paths or lanes that are located on the inside, often used in the context of race tracks or running tracks where there are designated lanes closer to the center.
    He ran quickly on the inner track.
    The inner track race is more difficult than the outer track.
  2. going around an inner circle
    3. This meaning is used to refer to the action of navigating or moving around within a specified inner area, often in a figurative sense, such as discussions or social circles.
    She moved the conversation around the inner circle.
    Discussions that go around the inner circle are always interesting.
  3. indoors
    4. When used in this context, it refers to activities or spaces that are located inside a building, contrasting with outdoor actions.
    Since it's raining today, I want to play indoors.
    The indoor event will take place inside.
Generated collocations (experimental)
inner loop trainto enter the inner trackinner roadto run (drive) on the inner trackinner exitinner courseinner loop of the stationto use the inner circleinner loop bus
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