dojo
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5.3
- noun
- /ˈdoʊdʒoʊ/
- We don't condone violence outside of the dojo.
- martial arts dojo
- training at the dojo
- Japanese dojo
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Watch on YouTubeAnd I think to myself, I've got enough in savings to open a Dojo where I could have a small gym and mats.
- And I think to myself, I've got enough in savings to open a Dojo where I could have a small gym and mats.
- And there was a time when the the and my girlfriend broke up and then I had this house to myself and this house became the Dojo.
- Then I'm taking taking the notes, reading, reading that one more time, OK, and going to the place to Dojo.
- My wife says take all the venom you feel for these people and put it into that character, that scene and the scene was marching up and down the Dojo.
Examples
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Welcome to my dojo.
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He goes to the dojo every Tuesday and Thursday to practice his judo skills.
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Let's do this, I gotta be at the dojo by 5.
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We need a proper dojo, man.
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Yeah, I remember my days at the dojo.
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This is like watching a master at work in his dojo.
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Who wants to clean the dojo?
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Please tell me why you have come to my dojo.
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I was one of the dojo's first students when it opened.
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The camera pans the inside of Al's dojo with a sweep that takes in the energy and bustle of a typical Friday night workout.
Fiction book (1996)
How Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dojo comes from Japanese: dō meaning 'way' and jō meaning 'place'. So a dojo is a 'place of the way' — a training hall where people go to practice and learn martial arts like judo and kendo.