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苦思
dos rond

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. stoop [Brit stuːp, Am stup] N

1. stoop (curvature):

to have a stoop
avoir le dos voûté
to walk with a stoop
marcher courbé

2. stoop Am (veranda):

stoop
perron m

3. stoop (of hawk):

stoop
descente f en piqué

II. stoop [Brit stuːp, Am stup] VB intr

1. stoop (be bent over):

stoop
être voûté

2. stoop (lean forward):

stoop
se pencher
to stoop down
se baisser
to stoop over sth
se pencher sur qc

3. stoop (debase oneself):

to stoop to blackmail, lies
s'abaisser à
to stoop so low as to do sth
s'abaisser jusqu'à faire qc

4. stoop (plunge):

stoop bird:
piquer

III. stooping ADJ

stooping person:

stooping
courbé
stooping shoulders
épaules fpl voûtées

stoop labour N Am

stoop labour
travail agricole au ras du sol
French
French
English
English
perron
stoop
être courbé (par déformation)
to stoop
voûter personne
to give [sb] a stoop
se voûter personne:
to develop a stoop
il est voûté ou il a le dos voûté
he has a stoop
prêt à toutes les bassesses
prepared to stoop to anything
s'abaisser à faire qc
to stoop to doing sth
il est prêt à toutes les bassesses pour de l'argent
he will do anything ou he will stoop to anything for money
avoir le dos rond ou voûté
to stoop, to have round shoulders

in the PONS Dictionary

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English
French
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I. stoop [stu:p] N no pl

stoop
dos m rond

II. stoop [stu:p] VB intr

1. stoop (bend the body):

to stoop down
se baisser
to stoop to doing sth pej
s'abaisser à faire qc

2. stoop (to have a bad posture):

stoop
se voûter
French
French
English
English
courber le dos
to stoop
se baisser
to stoop
in the PONS Dictionary
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English
French
French

I. stoop [stup] N

1. stoop (body position):

stoop
dos m rond

2. stoop (porch):

stoop
perron m

II. stoop [stup] VB intr

1. stoop (bend body):

to stoop down
se baisser
to stoop to doing sth pej
s'abaisser à faire qc

2. stoop (have bad posture):

stoop
se voûter
French
French
English
English
courber le dos
to stoop
baisser
to stoop
Present
Istoop
youstoop
he/she/itstoops
westoop
youstoop
theystoop
Past
Istooped
youstooped
he/she/itstooped
westooped
youstooped
theystooped
Present Perfect
Ihavestooped
youhavestooped
he/she/ithasstooped
wehavestooped
youhavestooped
theyhavestooped
Past Perfect
Ihadstooped
youhadstooped
he/she/ithadstooped
wehadstooped
youhadstooped
theyhadstooped
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to stoop down
se baisser
to stoop to doing sth pej
s'abaisser à faire qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

That he should stoop to any other law.
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Mirages show an extra image or images of the miraged object, while looming, towering, stooping, and sinking do not.
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A camel could only pass through this smaller gate if it was stooped and had its baggage removed.
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It never stoops to serious political argument or recriminations.
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Rather than using the traditional method of entering a tea house by stooping low, the visitor climbs a ladder to the top.
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