どしどしrapidly, constantly, one after the other, without hesitation, sound of tramping

優秀(ゆうしゅう)な社員(しゃいん)が仕事(しごと)をどしどし片付(かたづ)けた。

The excellent employee rapidly tackled the tasks one after the other without hesitation. {rapidly, constantly, one after the other, without hesitation, sound of tramping}

記者(きしゃ)：「遠慮(えんりょ)せず、どしどし質問(しつもん)して下(くだ)さい。」

Reporter: "Please feel free to ask questions, one after the other." {rapidly, constantly, one after the other, without hesitation, sound of tramping}

日本(にっぽん)の家(いえ)では、土足(どそく)でどしどし歩(ある)いてはいけません。

In Japanese homes, you must not walk around in your outdoor shoes, stomping one after the other. {rapidly, constantly, one after the other, without hesitation, sound of tramping}

廊下(ろうか)をどしどし歩(ある)いていたら、母(はは)にうるさいと注意(ちゅうい)された。

As I was walking down the hallway with a tramping sound, my mother warned me that I was being too noisy. {rapidly, constantly, one after the other, without hesitation, sound of tramping}

我(われ)らの仕事(しごと)は、在庫(ざいこ)が途切(とぎ)れないようにどしどし入荷(にゅうか)をすることだ。

Our job is to constantly restock so that our inventory never runs out. {rapidly, constantly, one after the other, without hesitation, sound of tramping}