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疾走 (しっそう, shissou) Japanese meaning: sprint | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 疾走する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 疾しっ 走そう する 疾しっ 走そう しない Polite 疾しっ 走そう します 疾しっ 走そう しません Past polite 疾しっ 走そう しました 疾しっ 走そう しませんでした Past 疾しっ 走そう した 疾しっ 走そう しなかった Te-form 疾しっ 走そう して 疾しっ 走そう しないで Desire 疾しっ 走そう したい 疾しっ 走そう したくない Potential 疾しっ 走そう できる 疾しっ 走そう できない Passive 疾しっ 走そう される 疾しっ 走そう されない Causative 疾しっ 走そう させる 疾しっ 走そう させない Causative passive 疾しっ 走そう させられる 疾しっ 走そう させられない Volitional 疾しっ 走そう しよう Polite volitional 疾しっ 走そう しましょう Imperative 疾しっ 走そう しろ 疾しっ 走そう するな Conditional 疾しっ 走そう すれば 疾しっ 走そう しなければ Tara conditional 疾しっ 走そう したら 疾しっ 走そう しなかったら
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The athlete sprinted toward the goal.
The cat dashed across the garden.
Usage patterns 〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 を 疾しっ 走そう する to sprint through/across a place
He sprinted through the city streets at night.
〈 物もの 〉 が 疾しっ 走そう する for a vehicle or animal to speed along at full speed
The bullet train speeds along the tracks.
全ぜん 力りょく で 疾しっ 走そう する to sprint with all one's strength
I sprinted with everything I had toward the finish line.
Related words· 6 ダッシュ is a casual loanword for a quick dash, often in sports or everyday speech, while 疾走 is more formal and literary and suggests sustained high-speed running.
快走 emphasizes smooth, unhindered running (as in a race going well), whereas 疾走 focuses purely on the speed of the movement.
力走 highlights running with great effort or determination, while 疾走 simply describes running at full speed regardless of effort shown.
爆走 implies reckless or dangerously fast driving/running (often vehicles), while 疾走 is a more neutral term for sprinting at full speed.
Show 2 more 疾走 means dashing or running at full speed, while 駆け足 describes a steady, brisk running pace that is faster than a walk but not a full sprint.
疾走する is a formal, written-style word for running at top speed, whereas 走る is the plain, everyday verb.
Don't confuse with 逃走 means to flee or escape and shares the kanji 走 with 疾走, but it describes running away from something rather than simply sprinting fast.
疾走 (also read しっそう) means to dash or run at full speed, a completely different meaning from 失踪's 'disappearance'.
疾走 means to run or dash at high speed and shares the kanji 疾 with 疾風, but 疾風 refers to wind, not movement of a person or animal.
Counted with The neutral counter for occurrences: how many times something happens.
Counts times/occasions like 回, but often for one-off or notable occasions (一度 = once).
Etymology Compound of 疾 (rapid, fast) and 走 (run). The reading しっそう is the on'yomi of both characters.
