wade

• vi. トレッキング
• vt. 渡り歩く；苦労して歩く
• n.トレッキングする；かき分ける場所

語源的にはinvade、evadeと同じ。

wade (v.)

Old English wadan "to go forward, proceed, move, stride, advance" (the modern sense perhaps represented in oferwaden "wade across"), from Proto-Germanic *wadan (cognates: Old Norse vaea, Danish vade, Old Frisian wada, Dutch waden, Old High German watan, German waten "to wade"), from PIE root *wadh- (2) "to go," found only in Germanic and Latin (cognates: Latin vadere "to go," vadum "shoal, ford," vadare "to wade"). Italian guado, French gué "ford" are Germanic loan-words.

Specifically "walk into or through water" (or any substance which impedes the free motion of limbs) c. 1200. Originally a strong verb (past tense wod, past participle wad); weak since 16c. Figurative sense of "to go into" (action, battle, etc.) is recorded from late 14c. Related: Waded; wading.

Forbade to wade through slaughter to a throne,
And shut the gates of mercy on mankind,

[Gray, "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard"]

1. Mr Wade answers both questions with a qualified yes.

ウェイド氏は2つの質問に対して不完全な肯定的な答えを出した。

2. Wade walked quickly to the refrigerator and puled out another beer.

ウェイドは冷蔵庫のそばに早足で歩いてまたビールを取り出した。

3. Wade released the hand brake and pulled away from the curb.

ウェイドはサイドブレーキを緩めて道を離れた。

4. Wade was a hearty，bluff，athletic sort of guy.

ウェイドはエネルギッシュで率直で、スポーツタイプの人です。

5. Wade steped inside and closed the inner door behind him.

ウェイドが入ってきて、手当たり次第に中のドアを持っていった。