squat
🇺🇸
/skwɑːt/
🇬🇧
/skwɒt/
verb
R
To lower your body by bending your knees as if you were going to sit but staying on the balls of your feet.
We had to squat to fit under the low tunnel.
我們不得不蹲下才能適應低矮的隧道。
R
To occupy a space or building without permission or paying rent.
They were squatting in the abandoned building.
他們佔據著那座廢棄的大樓。
noun
R
A building that is occupied without permission and no rent is paid.
The police cleared out the squat after complaints from neighbors.
警方在接到鄰居的投訴後清理了非法佔據的房屋。
R
The act of bending your knees and lowering your body as if to sit.
She did a quick squat before jumping up.
她跳起來之前做了一個快速的深蹲。
R
An exercise where you start with your hands on the floor, bend your knees, and then jump your feet out to a standing position.
Squats are a great way to strengthen your legs.
深蹲是加強腿部力量的好方法。
adjective
R
Short and wide or thick in an unattractive way.
The building had a squat and unappealing design.
這座建築有一個矮胖且不吸引人的設計。
translation
下蹲, 擅自占用
被擅自佔用的建築物, 蹲姿, 深蹲跳
矮胖的
詞形變化
Past
squatted
Progressive
squatting
3rd Present
squats
Comparative
squatter
Superlative
squattest
Plural
squats
Perfect
squatted