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slouch [slaʊtʃ] vb 1. (intr) to sit or stand with a drooping bearing 2. (intr) to walk or move with an awkward slovenly gait 3. (tr) to cause (the shoulders) to droop n 1. a drooping carriage 2. (usually used in negative constructions) Informal an incompetent or slovenly person he's no slouch at football [of unknown origin] sloucher n slouching adj slouchingly adv Slouch of models:—Lipton, 1970. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
slouch Translations slouch [slaʊtʃ] A. N B. VI (walking) → andar desgarbado to slouch in a chair → repantigarse en un sillón he was slouched over his desk → estaba inclinado sobre su mesa de trabajo en postura desgarbada slouch about slouch around VI + ADV 1. → andar desgarbado; (aimlessly) → andar de un lado para otro(sin saber qué hacer) slouch along VI + ADV = slouch about, slouch around 1 slouch [ˈslaʊtʃ] vi (= have bad posture) → avoir le dos rond, être voûté(e) slouch about slouch around vi → traîner à ne rien faireslouch n (= posture) → krumme Haltung; (of shoulders) → Hängen nt; (= gait) → latschiger Gang (inf); to walk with a slouch → latschen, latschig gehen (inf) (inf: = incompetent or lazy person) → Niete f (inf); to be no slouch at something → etw ganz schön gut können (inf) vi (= stand, sit) → herumhängen, sich lümmeln (inf); (= move) → latschen; to slouch off → davonzockeln (inf); he was slouched over his desk → er hing über seinem Schreibtisch, er war über seinen Schreibtisch gebeugt; he sat slouched on a chair → er hing auf einem Stuhl slouch [slaʊtʃ] 1. vi (when walking) → camminare dinoccolato/a don't slouch! → raddrizza la schiena!, non stare con la schiena curva! to slouch in/out → trascinarsi dentro/fuori she was slouched in the chair → era stravaccata nella poltrona slouch about slouch around vi + adv (laze) → oziare slouch [slaʊtʃ] 1. vi (when walking) → camminare dinoccolato/a don't slouch! → raddrizza la schiena!, non stare con la schiena curva! to slouch in/out → trascinarsi dentro/fuori she was slouched in the chair → era stravaccata nella poltrona slouch about slouch around vi + adv (laze) → oziare v slouch [slautʃ] to sit, move or walk with shoulders rounded and head hanging He slouched sulkily out of the room; He was slouching in an armchair. sitlê يَمْشي بِتَراخٍ мъкна (се) jít/sedět shrbeně sjoske; sidde henslængt krumm sitzen, gehen καμπουριάζω, περπατάω ή στέκομαι σκυφτά, τεμπέλικα andar con un aire gacho, andar desgarbado löntsima, kössis istuma قوز كردن kyyhöttää, laahustaa être affalé; traîner les pieds לַנוּע בְּרִפיוֹן भद्देपन से चलना nemarno se držati (hodati, sjediti), vući se lomhán csoszog; hanyagul ül bersikap lesu sitja/ganga/standa hokinn stravaccarsi, (camminare dinoccolato) 前かがみになる 몸을 구부정하게 하게하고 걷거나 앉다 būti sudribusiam, gūrinti, kūprinti būt/iet sakumpušam membongkok slungelig lopen, hangen sitte/gå lutende iść/siedzieć w opuszczoną głową molengar a se pleoşti; a se moleşi сутулиться, горбиться chodiť / sedieť zhrbene; hrbiť sa sedeti kot kup nesreče poguriti se gå (sitta, stå) hopsjunken นั่ง ยืน หรือเดินหลังโกง kamburunu çıkararak oturmak/yürümek 無精打采地走(坐) сутулитися, горбитися ڈھیلا ڈھالا، جھکا جھکا چلنا یا بیٹھنا đi vai thõng xuống 无精打采地走(坐) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In the slanting evening shadows cast by the baggage piled up on the platform, Vronsky in his long overcoat and slouch hat, with his hands in his pockets, strode up and down, like a wild beast in a cage, turning sharply after twenty paces. Yes, a person that doubts that he is fine to see should see him in his beaded buck-skins, on my back and his rifle peeping above his shoulder, chasing a hostile trail, with me going like the wind and his hair streaming out behind from the shelter of his broad slouch. We were all dressed alike: broad slouch hats, to keep the sun off; gray knapsacks; blue army shirts; blue overalls; leathern gaiters buttoned tight from knee down to ankle; high-quarter coarse shoes snugly laced. |
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