シューズ (shūzu) means “shoes” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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足に合わないシューズを履くと、すぐに疲れてしまいます。ashi ni a wa na i shū zu o ha ku to su gu ni tsuka re te shi ma i ma su

You quickly get tired if you wear shoes that do not fit your feet.

Refers to footwear that covers and protects the feet while supporting walking, running, or other activity.

靴kutsu: An item of footwear with a sole and an upper that covers part of the foot.

足を覆って保護し、歩行や運動などのために履くもの。ashi o ō tte ho go shi ho kō ya un dō na do no ta me ni ha ku mo no

シューズ (shūzu) is borrowed from English shoes, the plural form of shoe, which comes from Old English scōh, meaning footwear.

Unlike English shoes, シューズ (shūzu) functions as a regular Japanese noun for footwear rather than simply as a grammatical plural.