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Meanings of squat (squats) in English
Portuguese
porcaria nenhuma A small worthless amount.
Portuguese
ficar de cócoras Catalan
arraulir-se Synonyms
Examples for "crouch"
Examples for "crouch"
1
When we're almost at the sea wall, Cass drops into a crouch.
2
He rises from his seated position into a crouch, ready for action.
3
Nikki landed in a crouch, Sig Sauer ready in her right hand.
4
Possum lurched forward into a ready crouch, weapons slipping into his palms.
5
I crouch down and slide my hand along a cold, smooth panel-glass
1
Not so bad for them; they could hunker down, even under fire.
2
Tongan residents were told hunker down and prepare for the storm's arrival.
3
We backpedal, hunker down in a stairwell, and squint into the light.
4
The dead, who used to hunker down to hide, had turned skittish.
5
They didn't hunker down where they were in safety, Romney said.
1
Molly was able to scrunch up her eyes and see past it.
2
I have to scrunch in on one side of my own bed.
3
It also leads me to scrunch up when I start to get gripped.
4
The second time, I heard every bone in its body scrunch and crack.
5
She was roused by the scrunch of carriage wheels on the gravel drive.
1
Molly was able to scrunch up her eyes and see past it.
2
It also leads me to scrunch up when I start to get gripped.
3
Cloe and Rikki wouldn't have to scrunch up to keep their feet warm.
4
You can go flat to go up and scrunch up to go down.
5
That's how I ended up here, scrunched up in that display case.
1
Not so bad for them; they could hunker down, even under fire.
2
Tongan residents were told hunker down and prepare for the storm's arrival.
3
We backpedal, hunker down in a stairwell, and squint into the light.
4
The dead, who used to hunker down to hide, had turned skittish.
5
They didn't hunker down where they were in safety, Romney said.
Usage of squats in English
1
Hock Seng scowls at the safe where it squats across from him.
2
And then, at night, in the cells, something squats on our chests!
3
He squats in the center of the rock and arranges his tackle.
4
An elderly widow squats in the dust behind a basket of peanuts.
5
The candy woman spreads her legs and squats over the round mattress.
6
Two groups additionally performed progressively loaded squats five times per week.
7
Dining Chair Squat: Your dining room chair is a great height for squats.
8
Her sessions include weights, squats and core work to condition and strengthen muscles.
9
The schoolhouse squats dour and silent in its acre of weeds.
10
If you only have a few minutes, focus on doing squats and deadlifts.
11
So he squats down, cross-legged, dips a reed-pen in the ink, and begins.
12
During her years of homelessness, Rebecca slept in squats and hostels.
13
Your butt may disappear no matter how many squats you do.
14
I've traveled and stayed in squats in Switzerland, Holland and Germany.
15
The creature squats, poised as if to spring right out of the frame.
16
We offer a middling one and Lady Margaret squats in a shallow bob.
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Squats through the time
Squats across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common