Definition of oshi-dashi in English:

oshi-dashi

(also osi-dasi, oshidashi)

noun ˌɒʃɪˈdaʃi

Sumo

A winning move in which a wrestler pushes his opponent out of the ring.

Origin

1940s. From Japanese oshi-dashi (act of) pushing out, nominalized stem of oshidasu to push out from oshi-, combining stem of osu to push + dasu to put out.

Definition of oshi-dashi in US English:

oshi-dashi

(also osi-dasi, oshidashi)

nounˌɒʃɪˈdaʃi

Sumo

A winning move in which a wrestler pushes his opponent out of the ring.

Origin

1940s. From Japanese oshi-dashi (act of) pushing out, nominalized stem of oshidasu to push out from oshi-, combining stem of osu to push + dasu to put out.

单词	oshi-dashi
释义	Definition of oshi-dashi in English: oshi-dashi (also osi-dasi, oshidashi) noun ˌɒʃɪˈdaʃi Sumo A winning move in which a wrestler pushes his opponent out of the ring. Origin 1940s. From Japanese oshi-dashi (act of) pushing out, nominalized stem of oshidasu to push out from oshi-, combining stem of osu to push + dasu to put out. Definition of oshi-dashi in US English: oshi-dashi (also osi-dasi, oshidashi) nounˌɒʃɪˈdaʃi Sumo A winning move in which a wrestler pushes his opponent out of the ring. Origin 1940s. From Japanese oshi-dashi (act of) pushing out, nominalized stem of oshidasu to push out from oshi-, combining stem of osu to push + dasu to put out.
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