stoop in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for stoop in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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)

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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

Translations for stoop in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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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?

stoop in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stoop in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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

Translations for stoop in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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encorvar (cuerpo)

to stoop

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English

It never stoops to serious political argument or recriminations.

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I want to know how they could stoop so low as to broadcast such a horrible insult to the memory of my beautiful son.

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He measured only 5 foot 7 inches tall, had a slight stoop and his long, gangly arms earned him the nickname spider.

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It is also below his dignity that he should stoop to the level of his opponents.

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She denied such allegaytions and said that she couldn't imagine that people could stoop so low.

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Less often, they will stoop on prey from above, or even chase small mammals on foot.

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But he stooped and held himself badly, partly on account of his short sight.

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The ogress stooped down a little, but saw nothing.

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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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That he should stoop to any other law.

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