stooping什么意思 stooping音标、翻译、用法
stooping音标
[ˈstu:piŋ]
stooping翻译
adj.
（尤指肩和背部）弯曲的；
v.
弯腰( stoop的现在分词 )；屈身；俯首；屈尊
双语释义
v.(动词)vi. & vt. 曲膝,弯腰,俯首bend the head and shoulders forward and downwardvi. & vt. 降落; 卑屈lower oneself morally
英英释义
stooping[ 'stu:piŋ ]
adj.having the back and shoulders rounded; not erect
"a little oldish misshapen stooping woman"
同义词：hunchedround-backedround-shoulderedstoopedcrooked
stooping用法
词汇搭配
用作动词 (v.)～+副词stoop abjectly低声下气stoop cautiously小心地弯腰stoop humbly谦逊地俯首stoop miserably极不愉快地弯腰stoop wearily令人厌倦地卑屈stoop down弯下腰去～+介词stoop from old age因年老而弓背stoop in walking弓着背走路stoop over a desk伏案stoop to降低身份(去干某事)stoop to cheating卑屈以至作出欺骗行为stoop to folly卑屈以至作出愚蠢行为stoop with old age因年老而弓背
词组短语
stoop to something ◎委曲以求，曲意迎合 , ◎降低身份(或堕落到)做某事
双语例句
用作名词(n.)The old woman walked with a stoop.
老太太伛偻而行。Try not to walk with such a stoop.
尽量不要驼着背走路。She has always walked with a stoop.
她总是弯腰走路。The hawk descend in a vertical stoop on its quarry.
鹰向它的猎物直冲而下。用作动词(v.)She stooped low to look under the bed.
她弯下腰看床底下。He would never stoop to conciliate.
他决不屈就和解。The man stoops with age.
那个男人因年老而身体佝偻。Don't stoop to quarrel with her about it.
别降低身份为这事去跟她争吵。I would never stoop to cheating.
我可决不至于下贱到骗人的地步。A big eagle stooped at a prey.
一只大鹰扑向一只猎物。
权威例句
Decreased muscle strength relates to self-reported stooping, crouching, or kneeling difficulty in older adults
Device for stooping car headrests
Viscoelastic Responses of the Lumbar Spine during Prolonged Stooping
Golfing accessory to reduce bending and stooping by golfer
The lateral stooping position radiograph of the cardia and fundus of the stomach
Stooping, crouching, and standing - Characterizing balance control strategies across postures
Stooping to Conquer: Heathen Idolatry and Protestant Humility in the Imperial Legend of Sir Francis Drake
Viscoelastic responses of the lumbar spine during prolonged stooping [electronic resource] /
NATHAN STOOPING TO CONQUER PREM PLACE FOR CARRICK; the MOTd Interview MAXIE S SWAIN Talks to NATHAN McCONNELL
Reliability of Physical Performance and Self-Reported Functional Measures in an Older Population