crouch 的 3 个定义
- to stoop or bend low.
- to bend close to the ground, as an animal preparing to spring or shrinking with fear.
- to bow or stoop servilely; cringe.
- to bend low.
- the act of crouching.
crouch 近义词
stoop low; cringe
更多crouch例句
- It moves in a half crouch, dragging one knee along the ground.
- It’s the first time reinforcement learning has been used to teach a two-legged robot how to walk from scratch, including the ability to walk in a crouch and while carrying an unexpected load.
- If there’s no boulder, get into a defensive crouch, putting your head in your hands and pulling your backpack up to cover the back of your head and neck.
- Eyes red and prison muscles bulging, a tattooed white man behind me jumped to his feet from a crouch and swatted me aside.
- Democrats can't slink away, or crouch, or cut and run against their own record.
- Don dropped the skillet, jumped into a crouch, went for his gun.
- There was barely room to crouch, let alone lie down and sleep.
- Malheiro says that whoever claimed Crouch confirmed the cases of Krokodil “got her statements wrong.”
- Now it seemed to crouch as though ready to spring, and I could hear the savage growling as of some beast of prey.
- I straightened out of my crouch, forced myself not to reveal what I had just seen.
- She continued to crouch on the steps, holding her breath and stiffening herself into complete immobility.
- He raised his saber in salute—the only fencing-movement he'd become proficient in—and jumped into a crouch.
- So there she sat, ready to crouch down into her hiding-place, if she heard a noise from her enemy.