slouched

UK
/slaʊtʃt/
US
/slaʊtʃt/

Translations

slouchedadjective
more slouched
Comp.
most slouched
Super.
UK
/slaʊtʃt/
US
/slaʊtʃt/
He had a slouched posture from years of working at a desk.
У него была сутулая осанка из-за многих лет работы за столом.
slouchverb

slouched

Past Simple

slouched
Past Simple
slouched
Past Participle
slouching
Gerund
UK
/slaʊtʃ/
US
/slaʊtʃ/
He tends to slouch when he sits at his desk.
Он склонен сутулиться, когда сидит за своим столом.
Additional translations

Definitions

slouchedadjective
Having a drooping or hunched posture.
The slouched figure in the corner looked tired and defeated.
Hanging loosely or drooping, especially of a hat or garment.
He wore a slouched hat pulled down over his eyes.
slouchverb
To sit, stand, or walk with a drooping posture.
He tends to slouch in his chair during meetings.
To move or walk in a lazy, drooping way.
She slouched into the room, clearly exhausted from the day's work.
To cause (part of the body, especially the shoulders) to droop or bend forward.
He slouched his shoulders and stared at the floor.