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bend down

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? bend down
vi (person) → sich bücken; (branch, tree) → sich neigen, sich nach unten biegen; she bent down to look at the baby → sie beugte sich hinunter, um das Baby anzusehen
vt sep edges → nach unten biegen
bend down → يَمْيل sklonit (se) bukke sig ned bücken (sich) σκύβω agacharse kumartua se baisser sagnuti se chinarsi かがむ 굽히다 naar beneden buigen bøye (seg) ned schylić się curvar-se загибать börja (sig) ner ย่อตัว eğilmek cúi xuống 弯腰


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Continue bringing it back until he needs to bend down and bow in order to reach the treat.
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The problem is the center position requires him to bend down and places stress on the hip.
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