walk on

歩き続ける

そのまま歩いて先へ進むこと。

やさしい英語で： To continue moving forward on foot.

• We walked on towards the village.
• She stopped to rest, then walked on.
• Shall we walk on a little farther before lunch?

類義語： continue walking, keep walking

反対語： stop

よく使う表現： walk on ahead, walk on together

舞台に登場する

上演中に舞台へ出てくる。

やさしい英語で： To enter a stage during a performance.

• The actor walked on and waved.
• She walks on just after my first line.
• Wait for your cue before you walk on.

使い方： walk on after something (You walk on after the bell rings.)

類義語： enter, come onstage

反対語： exit

よく使う表現： walk on after something, walk on slowly

勧誘なしで大学のチームに入る

勧誘やスポーツ奨学金なしで大学の運動部に入ること。

やさしい英語で： To join a college sports team without having been specially chosen or offered a sports scholarship.

• He walked on to the football team.
• She walked on at college without a sports scholarship.
• Could I walk on if the coach did not recruit me?

使い方： walk on to a team (She walked on to the basketball team in her first year.); walk on at a college (He walked on at a small college in Texas.)

類義語： join as a walk-on

よく使う表現： walk on at college, walk on as something