Definition of Shotokan in English:

Shotokan

noun ʃə(ʊ)ˈtəʊkanSHōˈtōkən

mass noun

The style of karate which is the most widespread in the UK and a number of other countries.
国际松涛流空手道
Example sentencesExamples
- I had already studied Shotokan karate for ten years when I was first introduced to the alternative fist formation.
- Jean Claude, when you were training in Shotokan karate back in Brussels, what did your training consist of?
- However, the most influential styles were Shotokan, Shito-ryu, and Motobu-ryu.
- The kick is also recognized in Shotokan and some other Japanese styles including my own Seido Juku, but is very rarely taught.
- She gained much of her early athleticism from several years in a highly competitive swimming program and was very active in the martial arts, having earned a second-degree black belt in Shotokan karate.

Origin

Japanese, from shō 'right, true' + to 'way' + kan 'mansion'.

Definition of Shotokan in US English:

Shotokan

nounSHōˈtōkən

A style of karate that is popular in many countries.
Example sentencesExamples
- Jean Claude, when you were training in Shotokan karate back in Brussels, what did your training consist of?
- I had already studied Shotokan karate for ten years when I was first introduced to the alternative fist formation.
- She gained much of her early athleticism from several years in a highly competitive swimming program and was very active in the martial arts, having earned a second-degree black belt in Shotokan karate.
- However, the most influential styles were Shotokan, Shito-ryu, and Motobu-ryu.
- The kick is also recognized in Shotokan and some other Japanese styles including my own Seido Juku, but is very rarely taught.

Origin

Japanese, from shō ‘right, true’ + to ‘way’ + kan ‘mansion’.

单词	Shotokan
释义	Definition of Shotokan in English: Shotokan noun ʃə(ʊ)ˈtəʊkanSHōˈtōkən mass noun The style of karate which is the most widespread in the UK and a number of other countries. 国际松涛流空手道 Example sentencesExamples I had already studied Shotokan karate for ten years when I was first introduced to the alternative fist formation. Jean Claude, when you were training in Shotokan karate back in Brussels, what did your training consist of? However, the most influential styles were Shotokan, Shito-ryu, and Motobu-ryu. The kick is also recognized in Shotokan and some other Japanese styles including my own Seido Juku, but is very rarely taught. She gained much of her early athleticism from several years in a highly competitive swimming program and was very active in the martial arts, having earned a second-degree black belt in Shotokan karate. Origin Japanese, from shō 'right, true' + to 'way' + kan 'mansion'. Definition of Shotokan in US English: Shotokan nounSHōˈtōkən A style of karate that is popular in many countries. Example sentencesExamples Jean Claude, when you were training in Shotokan karate back in Brussels, what did your training consist of? I had already studied Shotokan karate for ten years when I was first introduced to the alternative fist formation. She gained much of her early athleticism from several years in a highly competitive swimming program and was very active in the martial arts, having earned a second-degree black belt in Shotokan karate. However, the most influential styles were Shotokan, Shito-ryu, and Motobu-ryu. The kick is also recognized in Shotokan and some other Japanese styles including my own Seido Juku, but is very rarely taught. Origin Japanese, from shō ‘right, true’ + to ‘way’ + kan ‘mansion’.
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