slouch in Czech
slouch in Czech is hrbení se, hrbit se, vláčet se — slouch means to stand or sit with the shoulders and head drooping forward instead of upright.
slouch in Czech
hrbení se
A hanging down of the head; a drooping posture; a limp appearance
hrbit se
vláčet se
šourat se
What does "slouch" mean?
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verb To stand or sit with the shoulders and head drooping forward instead of upright.
"Don't slouch at your desk all day — it's bad for your back."
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noun A drooping, lazy posture, or (informally) someone who lacks skill or effort.
"He's no slouch when it comes to chess."
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slouch in a sentence
- Don't slouch at your desk all day — it's bad for your back.
- He's no slouch when it comes to chess.
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What is "slouch" in Czech?
"slouch" in Czech is hrbení se, hrbit se, vláčet se. slouch means: To stand or sit with the shoulders and head drooping forward instead of upright.
How do you use "slouch" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't slouch at your desk all day — it's bad for your back." In Czech, "slouch" is hrbení se, hrbit se, vláčet se.
Are there other ways to say "slouch" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 4 translations listed for "slouch": hrbení se, hrbit se, vláčet se, šourat se.
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