Definition of rikishi in English:

rikishi

noun ˈrɪkɪʃiˈrikəˌSHē

A sumo wrestler.
相扑运动员
Example sentencesExamples
- A rikishi who is ranked in one of the top two divisions of Sumo, are being paid a salary.
- The remaining 25,000 yen is set aside in a fund to help the rikishi pay his taxes at the end of the fiscal year.
- Many rikishi have lost their impending contest because they were thinking about their bout the next day.
- Koshikudake is called when a rikishi loses balance for some reason, and falls to the dohyo.
- Kyokushuzan was once one of my favorite rikishi, but now he fights like he is afraid of everybody.
- In other bouts, the rikishi may grapple in an attempt to get a good grip on the mawashi and then launch a throw.
- On TV Japan we get a lot more shots of many different rikishi doing shiko.

Origin

Japanese, from riki 'strength' + shi 'warrior'.

Definition of rikishi in US English:

rikishi

nounˈrikəˌSHē

A sumo wrestler.
相扑运动员
Example sentencesExamples
- A rikishi who is ranked in one of the top two divisions of Sumo, are being paid a salary.
- The remaining 25,000 yen is set aside in a fund to help the rikishi pay his taxes at the end of the fiscal year.
- Many rikishi have lost their impending contest because they were thinking about their bout the next day.
- On TV Japan we get a lot more shots of many different rikishi doing shiko.
- Kyokushuzan was once one of my favorite rikishi, but now he fights like he is afraid of everybody.
- In other bouts, the rikishi may grapple in an attempt to get a good grip on the mawashi and then launch a throw.
- Koshikudake is called when a rikishi loses balance for some reason, and falls to the dohyo.

Origin

Japanese, from riki ‘strength’ + shi ‘warrior’.

单词	rikishi
释义	Definition of rikishi in English: rikishi noun ˈrɪkɪʃiˈrikəˌSHē A sumo wrestler. 相扑运动员 Example sentencesExamples A rikishi who is ranked in one of the top two divisions of Sumo, are being paid a salary. The remaining 25,000 yen is set aside in a fund to help the rikishi pay his taxes at the end of the fiscal year. Many rikishi have lost their impending contest because they were thinking about their bout the next day. Koshikudake is called when a rikishi loses balance for some reason, and falls to the dohyo. Kyokushuzan was once one of my favorite rikishi, but now he fights like he is afraid of everybody. In other bouts, the rikishi may grapple in an attempt to get a good grip on the mawashi and then launch a throw. On TV Japan we get a lot more shots of many different rikishi doing shiko. Origin Japanese, from riki 'strength' + shi 'warrior'. Definition of rikishi in US English: rikishi nounˈrikəˌSHē A sumo wrestler. 相扑运动员 Example sentencesExamples A rikishi who is ranked in one of the top two divisions of Sumo, are being paid a salary. The remaining 25,000 yen is set aside in a fund to help the rikishi pay his taxes at the end of the fiscal year. Many rikishi have lost their impending contest because they were thinking about their bout the next day. On TV Japan we get a lot more shots of many different rikishi doing shiko. Kyokushuzan was once one of my favorite rikishi, but now he fights like he is afraid of everybody. In other bouts, the rikishi may grapple in an attempt to get a good grip on the mawashi and then launch a throw. Koshikudake is called when a rikishi loses balance for some reason, and falls to the dohyo. Origin Japanese, from riki ‘strength’ + shi ‘warrior’.
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