noun
Refers to a physical fight, often a chaotic or unplanned scuffle. Can be used in both literal and figurative contexts.
酒場でちょっとした立ち回りがあった。
There was a bit of a scuffle at the bar.
彼は立
He's strong in a fight and never loses a brawl.
noun
walking about; moving around
Describes the act of walking around, often with a purpose or in a specific area. Can imply pacing or patrolling.
警備員が店内を立ち回りしている。
The security guard is walking around the store.
彼は部屋の中を落ち着きなく立ち回りしていた。
He was restlessly pacing around the room.
noun
conducting oneself; behavior; deportment
Refers to one's manner of acting or carrying oneself in social situations. Often used in phrases like 立ち回りがうまい (to be good at handling oneself).
彼は立ち回りがうまくて、どんな場でもうまくやっていける。
He's good at conducting himself and can handle any situation well.
あの人の立ち回りを見ていると、とても洗練されている。
Watching that person's behavior, it's very refined.
noun
A specialized term in Noh theater: a stylized walking movement around the stage, often in action pieces. Not used in everyday language.
能の立ち回りは、独特の静かな動きで表現される。
The stroll in Noh is expressed through unique, quiet movements.