0 to stand, sit, or walk with your shoulders forward so that your body is not straight -- garbić się
1 the position your body is in when you slouch -- garb, zgarbienie
2 to work very hard and be good at something -- dobrze sobie radzić, nie obijać się
He's no slouch when it comes to cooking.
She poked her neck and face far forward and had a tendency to slouch, letting the -ute hang to the right side at what appeared an extremely uncomfor table angle.
He would wear a cassock and a slouch hat.
His gait is singular; he is inclined to slouch and when not carrying a bag, his left hand is usually in his pocket.
He attributed his slouch (in his seat) for saving his life.
The hands wear heavy chaps, starched white shirts, and slouch-brimmed hats.
In 1897 a khaki uniform featuring a slouch hat was introduced, and a metal cap badge was devised for each regiment or corps.
The slouch hat, made of felt, could be rolled up and packed into a suitcase.
The slouch hat will have the colours of the police unit embroidered on the brim which is put up.
中文繁体
垂頭喪氣地站（或坐、走）, 無精打埰地站（或坐、走）, 低頭垂肩地站（或坐、走）的姿勢…
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低头垂肩地站（或坐、走）, 没精打采地站（或坐、走）, 低头垂肩地站（或坐、走）的姿势…
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postura encorvada, estar/andar/sentarse encorvado, andar con un aire gacho…
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relaxamento, comportar-se de modo relaxado…
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ねこ背, 背中を丸めた姿勢, 前かがみの姿勢…
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başı öne düşmüş omuzları çökmüş yürümek/oturmak/dikilmek, kamburu çıkmış/başı öne düşmüş pozisyon…
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être affalé, traîner les pieds…
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postura encorbada, estar/seure/caminarencorbat…
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