slouch
[slaʊtʃ] verb intransitive
■to stand, sit or walk with the shoulders hanging forward and the head bent slightly over so that you look tired and bored 垂头丧气地站（或坐、走）；无精打采地站（或坐、走）•Straighten your back - try not to slouch.挺直后背——别没精打采的。 •A couple of boys were slouched over the table reading magazines.几个男孩低着头趴在桌上看杂志。 •A group of teenagers were slouching around outside the building.一群十几岁的年轻人在大楼外面无精打采地闲逛。
[slaʊtʃ] noun
countable usually singular
■a way of standing, sitting or walking with the shoulders hanging forward 无精打采的姿态（站、坐或走的一种姿势，肩部向前悬垂）•He's developed a slouch from leaning over his books all day.他整天低着头看书，逐渐形成了一副弯腰弓背的样子。
[slaʊtʃ] noun
be no slouch informal
■If you say that someone is no slouch at a particular activity, you mean that they work hard at it and produce good results 擅长（某类活动）•She's no slouch when it comes to organizing parties.安排派对她可是一把好手。 |