元となった辞書の項目
J stroke
名詞
(canoeing)
A
paddling
technique
used
by
the
sternman
of
a
canoe
that
starts
with
a
stroke
perpendicular
to
the
boat
and
ends
with
a
hook
behind
the
back
of
the
boat.
This
forms
a
letter
"J"
when
paddling
on
the
right
side
of
the
boat.
The
technique
is
used
to
overcome
the
tendency
of
the
boat
to
turn
when
paddling
on
one
side
and
keep
the
boat
going
straight
in
the
water.
日本語の意味
カヌーの舵手が使用するパドリング技法。ボートの右側で漕ぐ際に、まずボートに対して垂直なストロークを始め、後半ではボートの背後にパドルをフックのように動かし、J字型の軌跡を描く。これにより、片側だけで漕いだ際のボートの旋回傾向を補正し、直進を維持する目的で用いられる。
意味（1）
(canoeing)
A
paddling
technique
used
by
the
sternman
of
a
canoe
that
starts
with
a
stroke
perpendicular
to
the
boat
and
ends
with
a
hook
behind
the
back
of
the
boat.
This
forms
a
letter
"J"
when
paddling
on
the
right
side
of
the
boat.
The
technique
is
used
to
overcome
the
tendency
of
the
boat
to
turn
when
paddling
on
one
side
and
keep
the
boat
going
straight
in
the
water.
（ plural ）
