hunker in Polish
hunker in Polish is kucać — hunker means to crouch or squat down close to the ground.
hunker in Polish
kucać
(intransitive) To crouch or squat close to the ground or lie down
What does "hunker" mean?
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verb To crouch or squat down close to the ground.
"They hunkered down behind the wall to avoid the wind."
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verb (usually "hunker down") To settle in and commit to a task or wait something out.
"We hunkered down with snacks and blankets to ride out the storm."
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hunker in a sentence
- They hunkered down behind the wall to avoid the wind.
- We hunkered down with snacks and blankets to ride out the storm.
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What is "hunker" in Polish?
"hunker" in Polish is kucać. hunker means: To crouch or squat down close to the ground.
How do you use "hunker" in a sentence?
Example: "They hunkered down behind the wall to avoid the wind." In Polish, "hunker" is kucać.
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