He stopped a moment to kick a rock.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He stopped a moment to kick a rock.

While climbing the rocks, he lost his footing and fell down [over] the precipice.

He swayed for a moment and then collapsed.

The fall from the ledge shattered his leg.

He brought his hammer down on the rock with all his might.

The falling stone killed him at one blow.

Strong as he was, he staggered for a moment under a powerful blow.

A single misstep [One false step] and I should have been hurled to my death on the rocks below.

He sat on the stump of a tree and took a rest.

He gathered himself for a leap.

He fired his disruptor wildly.

He stopped accelerating and downshifted.

He climbed the cliff, looking for handholds and footholds.

He kicked the extra point after touchdown

He charged headlong for [toward] the enemy camp.

He was then at the zenith [height] of his power.

The Sphinx began to walk around him.

He lost his footing and fell down the sea‐wall.

He dashed unarmed into the fray.

He sank to the ground.

He threw a roundhouse but it missed.

He slipped on the frozen path and fell on his back.

He slipped while crossing the street.

My knees began to shake [wobble, knock together] after I had dashed down the stone steps.

The bullets were still embedded in his body.

He squashed up a bit to the side to leave a seat free.

He drew his hand away from the rock as he heard a rattling sound.

He skated past a defenseman and made a goal.

He pushed his bicycle up the hill.

He paused to look at the poster.