滑かっ走そう

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滑走する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

General term for smooth, continuous movement over a surface, including ice skating, skiing, and sliding. Often used in sports and technical contexts.

taxiing; takeoff run

Aviation term for an aircraft moving on the ground under its own power, especially before takeoff or after landing.

〈場ば所しょ〉を滑かっ走そうするto glide or slide across <place>
スケーターはリンクを滑かっ走そうした。
The skater glided across the rink.
滑かっ走そうを始はじめるfor an aircraft to begin its takeoff/taxiing run
飛ひ行こう機きはエンジンを全ぜん開かいにして滑かっ走そうを始はじめた。
The plane opened up its engines and began its takeoff run.

滑すべるN4sense 1
滑る is the general, everyday verb for sliding or slipping (often accidental), while 滑走 is a noun describing controlled, continuous gliding motion in sports or aviation.
走そう行こうN1sense 2
走行 refers to a vehicle traveling or running on wheels, while 滑走 specifically describes an aircraft's smooth ground movement before takeoff or after landing.
滑かっ降こう sense 1
滑降 specifically means sliding or gliding downhill (as in skiing), whereas 滑走 covers gliding or sliding on any surface, level or otherwise.

滑かっ空くう sense 1
滑空 means to glide through the air (like a bird or glider plane), while 滑走 means to slide or glide along a surface such as ice, snow, or a runway.
滑かつ落らく sense 1
滑落 means to slip and fall (often in mountaineering), a negative accident, while 滑走 means a controlled, intentional gliding or sliding motion.

回かいN4
The neutral counter for occurrences: how many times something happens.
度どN4
Counts times/occasions like 回, but often for one-off or notable occasions (一度 = once).

Compound of 滑 (katsu, 'smooth, slippery') and 走 (sō, 'run'). The reading かっそう is a regular sound change from かつ + そう.