送り足 | Japanese meaning

送り足【おくりあし】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

stepping out of the ring while carrying the opponent over the edge, not considered as a losssumo
okuriashi; forward or backward foot movement (kendo)martial arts
moving in accordance with opponent's footwork (judo)martial arts

Forms

送り足【おくりあし】
おくりあし

Generated definitions (experimental)

stepping out of the ring while carrying the opponent over the edge, not considered as a loss

This meaning is used in the context of combat sports, particularly in sumo wrestling, where executing this move allows a competitor to maintain their standing without being declared a loser.

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I executed a stepping out while carrying my opponent over the edge.

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If you use this technique, it won't be considered a loss.

forward or backward foot movement (kendo)

In kendo, the term refers to the movement of stepping either forward or backward to maintain balance and positioning during a match.

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I stepped forward using a foot movement during the match.

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I stepped back using a foot movement to maintain my balance.

moving in accordance with opponent's footwork (judo)

This meaning pertains to judo, where it describes the technique of adjusting your own foot movements to counter and respond effectively to the opponent's actions during a match.

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I moved in accordance with my opponent's footwork.

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I skillfully used foot movements to respond to my opponent's actions.

Generated collocations (experimental)

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