walk-on

• n. チーム内の一時的なメンバー。

比喩的な使い方。

walk-on (n.)

"minor non-speaking role," 1902, theatrical slang, from the verbal phrase walk on, attested in theater jargon by 1897 with a sense "appear in crowd scenes," from walk (v.) + on (adv.). Meaning "actor who has such a part" is attested from 1946. The sports team sense is recorded from 1974.

1. Do not wait for good things to happen to you.You need to walk towards happiness.

良いことが訪れるのを待ってはいけない。あなたは幸せに向かって。

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2.She went for a brisk walk to work off her frustration.

彼女は心の中の落胆を紛らわすために早足でしばらく歩いた。

3.A stiff knee following surgery forced her to walk with a limp.

手術後の彼女の膝の動きは不便で、歩行中に足を引っ張られた。

4. "Can you walk all right?「the nurse asked him.

「歩くのは難しいですか？」看護師は彼に尋ねた。

5。She noticed her own proud walk had become a shuffle.

彼女は自分の鼻高々な足取りが足を引きずって歩くようになったことに気づいた。