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kucać

I. crouch [kraʊtʃ] VB intr

1. crouch (squat):

crouch
kucać [perf przykucnąć]
crouch animal
gotować się do skoku

2. crouch (bend):

crouch
pochylać [perf pochylić] się

II. crouch [kraʊtʃ] N no pl

in a crouch
w kucki
to lower oneself into a crouch
przykucnąć
Present
Icrouch
youcrouch
he/she/itcrouches
wecrouch
youcrouch
theycrouch
Past
Icrouched
youcrouched
he/she/itcrouched
wecrouched
youcrouched
theycrouched
Present Perfect
Ihavecrouched
youhavecrouched
he/she/ithascrouched
wehavecrouched
youhavecrouched
theyhavecrouched
Past Perfect
Ihadcrouched
youhadcrouched
he/she/ithadcrouched
wehadcrouched
youhadcrouched
theyhadcrouched
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

in a crouch
w kucki
to lower oneself into a crouch
przykucnąć

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

They perform an elaborate display that includes wing fluttering, jumping, standing upright, crouching with ruff erect, or lunging at rivals.
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They attempt to evade detection by crouching in the vegetation where their cryptic colouration makes them difficult to observe.
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He waits, crouched, fingers in ears for the explosion which never comes.
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A 25ft m-long man crouched in the store window, holding a television monitor that captured the images of the passers-by.
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When a potential threat is detected, a tinamou will typically freeze in one of two positions, either crouched or with its neck extended upwards.
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