1.两侧有可坐的低矮栏杆的门前露台;游廊
2.同“stoup”
3.弯腰,屈身,驼背
4.屈服,自眨
5.(猛禽的)下攫,下扑
1.两侧有可坐的低矮栏杆的门前露台;游廊
2.同“stoup”
3.弯腰,屈身,驼背
4.屈服,自眨
5.(猛禽的)下攫,下扑
1.屈服,屈从,屈身,忍辱;降低身分,堕落(做下流事等)
2.弯身;弯腰 (down)
3.(树,岩等)倾斜
4.(鹰等)飞袭,飞扑 (at, on, upon)
5.屈,弯,曲
6.使屈服,屈从,自眨,压倒
7.降下(帆,旗等)
1.屈服,屈从,屈身,忍辱;降低身分,堕落(做下流事等)
2.弯身;弯腰 (down)
3.(树,岩等)倾斜
4.(鹰等)飞袭,飞扑 (at, on, upon)
5.屈,弯,曲
6.使屈服,屈从,自眨,压倒
7.降下(帆,旗等)
1.Same as stoup
2.a way of standing or walking with your head and shoulders bent forward and downward
3.a raised area outside the front door of a house, especially a house in the city
4.a bird’s fast movement downward when it is flying
5.a stoup
1.Same as stoup
2.a way of standing or walking with your head and shoulders bent forward and downward
3.a raised area outside the front door of a house, especially a house in the city
4.a bird’s fast movement downward when it is flying
5.a stoup
1.to bend the top half of your body downward; to walk or stand with your head and shoulders bent forward and downward
2.to do something bad in order to get what you want
1.The rest were all somewhat stooping , as though watching the manoeuvres of this last.
其余几个微微俯身向前，像是在看他做什么。
2.The next Monday Charlie was waiting at the stop, stooping a bit more, a little bit more grey, and without a tie.
下个周一，查理在车站等车。他看上去腰弯得更厉害，头发愈加苍白，也没有系领带。
3.I stood there still, glanced at his stooping back and a warm feeling called respect came into being from the bottom of my heart.
我仍呆呆地站着。望着他佝偻着远去的背影，一股莫名的敬意从心底缓缓流过。
4.Stooping, butting his head through the weeds and against the wind, Mike got around in front of me, all the time holding on to my arm.
蹲着，在杂草中顶着风，麦克转到我的前面。一直握着我的双臂。
5.It was an obstinate pair of shoulders; they could not seem to learn the trick of stooping with any sort of deceptive naturalness.
无奈那只肩膀儿一拗到底，怎么学那种拱肩缩背的样子，看上去也有点儿不大自然。
6.round a bend in the canal came plodding a solitary horse , stooping forward as if in anxious thought.
绕过一个河湾，只见走过来一匹孤零零的马，那马向前佝偻着身子，像在焦虑地思考什么。
7.And stooping to look in, he saw the linen cloths lying there, but he did not go in.
低头往里看，就见细麻布还放在那里，只是没有进去。
8.He reddened his face and gave himself headaches with stooping to pick up gloves, handkerchiefs for her.
为了俯身给她捡手套和手帕，他的脸涨红了还有些头疼。
9."You mean, that you don't think Isabella's stooping is as bad as Emily's boldness. Well, she is bold! " said the amiable aunt.
“你的意思是，你觉得伊莎白拉的驼背还没有爱米丽的厚脸皮坏，唔，她真是厚脸皮哪！”这位和蔼的姑母说。
10.Stooping over the cradle in which the little one was resting, she looked into its face with passionate, motherly yearning.
她弯身在孩子睡的摇篮上，带着热情的母性憧憬看住她的脸。