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Перевод: crouch

[существительное]
припадание к земле;
[глагол]
полуприсесть; припасть к земле; низко кланяться; припадать к ногам; заискивать; пресмыкаться; раболепствовать

Тезаурус:

1. Soon she was singing with various friends in nearby Crouch End.
2. She rode light in the water despite the extra armour-plate around her bridge and forming fences amidships to protect her commando landing parties where they would crouch on her final run but she was carrying a minimum of fuel and water and her guns were gone except for a 12-pounder forward and oerlikons on the bridge wings.
3. If the washing machine floods and damages the house, JPF Clarke builders in Crouch End, North London, work out their day rates by a range of set charges for various craftsmen.
4. When they were about twenty yards from the house, Jackie signalled them to crouch down behind a large bush covered in strange waxen blooms, like roses, only they weren't.
5. ROYAL ENGAGEMENTS The Princess of Wales, Patron, Help the Aged, attends the annual council meeting of HelpAge International at 77 Crouch End Hill, London N8.
6. Do not crouch to the floor.
7. "Drop the gun!" screamed Liz Spalding, her body dropping slightly to a crouch, the gun she held coming instinctively up to the fire position
8. Using the cover of the bushes or whatever, I crouch as low as possible and manoeuvre myself into a position where I know I could cast to them, not forgetting to make a note of a landing site, for it is useless to hook a fish if you cannot play it to the landing net.
9. Graham Paulter, sales manager of Ford Crouch End Motor Company, says: "People still feel their jobs are insecure and they have mortgages to pay rather than get a new car.
10. Mike Crouch
11. There is no room for a chair, so I crouch between the willows and hook a plummet onto the size 18 hook.
12. Bodie dropped to a crouch and took Doyle's hand in his, pressing the cold flesh to try and keep the circulation going.