- walking while holding on to something (such as a wall or table); cruising (i.e. children learning to walk)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb
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- walking while holding on to something (such as a wall or table); cruising
This term is used to describe the action of young children who support themselves by holding onto furniture or walls as they start to learn how to walk. It often indicates a developmental stage where children are becoming more mobile but are still reliant on external support.
They have started to walk while holding on to the table.
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つたいあるき伝い歩きをするto cruiseつたいあるき伝い歩きのれんしゅう練習practice of cruisingてをついて手をついてつたいあるき伝い歩きcruising while holding on with handsこども子供のつたいあるき伝い歩きchildren's cruisingつたいあるき伝い歩きのじき時期the stage of cruisingつたいあるき伝い歩きのさぽうとサポートsupport for cruisingあんぜん安全につたいあるき伝い歩きcruising safelyつたいあるき伝い歩きができるようになるto be able to cruiseやさしくつたいあるき伝い歩きをうながす促すto gently encourage cruisingつたいあるき伝い歩きのほうほう方法method of cruising
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