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crouch down

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crouch down → يَرْبِض přikrčit (se) krybe sammen ducken (sich) κάθομαι ανακούρκουδα agacharse, ponerse en cuclillas kyyristyä s’accroupir čučnuti accovacciarsi うずくまる 웅크리다 hurken huke (seg) ned przykucnąć agachar-se наклоняться huka (sig) ner หมอบลง çömelmek cúi xuống 蹲下
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Ending with an encore of Blinded by the Lights he instructed an obliging audience to crouch down low then go bonkers with the increasing tempo of the song.
Homecoming is a triumph for Mike; REVIEWS: New O2 Academy venue ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
Spurs turned Crouch down when he was a teenager but he will link up with another former Portsmouth striker Jermain Defoe at White Hart Lane.
Crouch set to join Spurs by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
I still need more doing to improve the movement in the joint because although I have got the bend, it is uncomfortable to crouch down in the jockey position with the weight on the knee.
Wait goes on for injured Edmunds by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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