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Meanings of hunch over in English
Catalan
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1
Grant had to hunch over as he went to shake Hammond's hand.
2
I didn't hunch over my embroidery, but it was a near thing.
3
Running to the bathroom to hunch over the toilet in pain afterwards?
4
The only way I could do so was to hunch over, he recalls.
5
I tried to remember to hunch over and walk painfully.
6
I hunch over behind Hutter's shoulder, watching the video feed via the secure fibre-optic cable.
7
It hurts to stretch out my hand, so I let myself wince and hunch over.
8
He had to hunch over and run directly into it to get to his car.
9
Her laptop was in front of her, causing her to hunch over as she typed.
10
They often occur in tandem with shoulder pain from being hunched over.
11
Then I saw -again!-thatround form hunched over, guarding the coffin.
12
It had been late already when he had hunched over his maps.
13
Lieutenant Joe Yang hunched over his sensor station, energy spikes dancing on-screen.
14
Hamby remained hunched over the creature almost a minute, then looked up.
15
This time it reached for a beast that walked past, hunched over.
16
In the colony medical lab Bishop stood hunched over an ocular probe.
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