その足で | Japanese meaning

その足で【そのあしで】

expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); adverb (fukushi)

straight (from one place to another); going right onto; on the way; simultaneously; incidentally; directly; at once

Forms

その足で【そのあしで】
其の足で【そのあしで】
そのあしで

Generated definitions (experimental)

straight (from one place to another); going right onto

This meaning indicates a direct movement from one location to another without deviation.

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He went straight to the office.

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I went right to my friend's house from there.

on the way; simultaneously

This usage conveys that an action is happening concurrently while moving towards a destination.

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On the way to the store, I stopped by a café.

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He called his friend while going to the library.

incidentally; directly

This meaning suggests that something is happening as a result of direct action or occurrence, often in a casual or informal manner.

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While I was at it, I sent him a message directly.

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I also talked about our plans incidentally while I was there.

at once

This usage indicates that an action is done immediately without delay.

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I took action at once.

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He tried to solve the problem at once.

directly

This meaning indicates an action that is straightforward and unmediated.

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I had a chance to speak directly.

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She met with the person in charge directly.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to go straight (to a place)to go home directlyto meet right awayto try going there directlyto head straight (to a place)to speak directlyto continue right awayto contact immediatelyto receive help without delayto enter straight away