| 单词 | slouch |
| 释义 | slouch I. 1. a. b. < the slouch whom military drill has transformed into a man — Calvin Coolidge > < if you're only a clerk, you'll have to yield precedence to the slouch who holds the post of manager — M.F.A.Montagu > — often used in negative constructions < no slouch as a comedian > < no slouch at conversation > < a dancer who is no slouch on his feet > 2. < walked with shut lips and cold, cruel bearing, that had something of a slouch and a sneer in it — D.H.Lawrence > < all the regular prisoners had the same hollow-gutted slouch — R.O.Bowen > 3. 4. < saw among them a good deal of slouch — mental, moral, and physical slouch — A.W.Long > II. 1. < slouch ears > 2. < he slams slouch scribes — A.L.Hench > III. intransitive verb 1. < the cur dog slouching across the road — American Guide Series: Tennessee > < slouched over to the telephone — S.H.Adams > < slouched behind the wheel — J.P.Marquand > < some of the others slouched on the table around him — Vincent McHugh > 2. < a hat with a brim that slouches > transitive verb 1. < slouch the hat over the eyes > 2. < slouched his way along > 3. < his head drooped forward, his shoulders were slouched down — O.E.Rölvaag > IV. |
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