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stoopedadjective
more stooped
Comp.
most stooped
Super.
UK
/stuːpt/
US
/stupt/
The old man walked with a stooped posture.
Старик шел с сутулой осанкой.
Synonyms
bent
crouched
slouched
stooping
hunched
stoopedpast participle
UK
/stuːpt/
US
/stupt/
Functions as a participial adjective derived from the verb 'stoop'.
stoopverb

stooped

Past Simple

stooped
Past Simple
stooped
Past Participle
stooping
Gerund
UK
/stuːp/
US
/stuːp/
She stooped to tie her shoelaces.
Она согнулась, чтобы завязать шнурки.
I would never stoop to cheating.
Я бы никогда не унизился до обмана.
He had to stoop to pick up the pen from the floor.
Ему пришлось наклоняться, чтобы поднять ручку с пола.
Additional translations
склоняться
горбиться
Synonyms
hunch
slouch
lean
bend
descend
bow
stoop down

Definitions

stoopedadjective
Having a bent or hunched posture, often due to age or physical condition.
The old man walked with a stooped posture, leaning heavily on his cane.
stoopedpast participle
Bent forward at the waist or shoulders as a result of habit, age, or physical condition.
Years of working at the loom left her permanently stooped.
stoopverb
To bend one's head or body forward and downward.
She stooped to pick up the fallen book.
To lower one's moral standards by doing something considered beneath one's dignity.
He would never stoop to cheating, no matter how desperate he was.
To descend from a superior rank, dignity, or status.
The king stooped to address the concerns of the common people.
Of a bird of prey, to swoop down on prey in a rapid dive.
The peregrine falcon stooped at incredible speed to seize its target.
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