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ser cargado de espaldas

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. stoop1 [Am stup, Brit stuːp] VB intr

1.1. stoop (have a stoop):

she's beginning to stoop
se está encorvando
he stoops a little
es un poco cargado de espaldas or encorvado

1.2. stoop <stooping, pres part >:

stoop posture
encorvado
stoop shoulders
caído

2. stoop (bend over):

stoop
agacharse

3. stoop (demean oneself):

how could she stoop so low?
¿cómo pudo llegar tan bajo?
to stoop to sth/-ing
rebajarse a algo/ +infin
I'm not going to stoop to his level
no voy a rebajarme a su nivel
to stoop to + infin
rebajarse a  +  infin

II. stoop1 [Am stup, Brit stuːp] VB trans

don't stoop your shoulders!
ponte derecho
he stoops his shoulders
se encorva

III. stoop1 [Am stup, Brit stuːp] N

stoop (posture) no pl:

he has a slight stoop
es un poco cargado de espaldas or encorvado
she walks with a stoop
camina encorvada

stoop2 [Am stup, Brit stuːp] N (porch)

stoop Am
entrada f (a la que se accede por una escalinata)
I will die ere I stoop so low
antes la muerte que caer tan bajo liter
I wouldn't sink or stoop so low as to do that
no me rebajaría a hacer una cosa así
I wouldn't sink or stoop so low as to do that
nunca caería tan bajo
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anda encorvado
he walks with a stoop
tiene la espalda encorvada
he has a stoop
encorvarse
to develop a stoop
camina agobiado de hombros
he walks with a stoop
era vencido de espaldas o de espaldas vencidas
he had a stoop
caminaba cargado de espaldas
he walked with a stoop
¡qué bajo has caído!
how could you stoop so low?

in the PONS Dictionary

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I. stoop1 [stu:p] N no pl

to have a stoop
ser cargado de espaldas

II. stoop1 [stu:p] VB intr

stoop
inclinarse
to stoop to sth pej
rebajarse a algo

stoop2 [stu:p] N Am

stoop
pórtico m
OpenDict entry

stoop VB

to stoop so low coll
caer tan bajo
how could you stoop so low? ex
¿cómo has podido caer tan bajo?
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encorvar (cuerpo)
to stoop
in the PONS Dictionary
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stoop1 [stup] VB intr

stoop
inclinarse
to stoop to sth pej
rebajarse a algo
to stoop low
caer (muy) bajo

stoop2 [stup] N

stoop
pórtico m
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English
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encorvar (cuerpo)
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)

how could you stoop so low? ex
¿cómo has podido caer tan bajo?
to have a stoop
ser cargado de espaldas
to stoop to sth pej
rebajarse a algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Since '76 the team is playing in the highest division (ere-divisie) and started a great career.
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It was some time ere we made out the entry.
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