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Meanings of squatting in anglès
Occupation of an abandoned or unoccupied area of land or a building.
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Usage of squatting in anglès
1
The squatting class in Australia correspond to the landed gentry of England.
2
Nimble, he wandered among the children, squatting to be at their level.
3
She rolled over into a squatting position and readied her right fist.
4
He says there have been various motivations for squatting over the years.
5
But I have lost everything else, he said, squatting under a thornbush.
6
I've been living with you since you began squatting in my home.
7
Others were squatting in the paved court, ready to receive their burdens.
8
As she was squatting, she heard Podrick say, What are you doing?
9
Dr. Sulbazghi was squatting down now, to her left, looking at her.
10
All through the woods along the road squatting mortars spit yellow flame.
11
There I first tasted damper and saw the novelties of squatting life.
12
Tyzak's middle and upper knees bent, lowering him into a squatting position.
13
Then she saw Anne squatting on the floor, her sex on display.
14
Eg-Anteouen, in the same squatting position, kept on patching his old slipper.
15
Heritage had risen and was staring down at the small squatting figure.
16
Suddenly I turned and looked at the Wyandotte, squatting motionless beside me.
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Squatting across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common