squat
蹲下,下蹲,蹲踞,蹲着
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Definitions
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squat·ted or squat, squat·ting.
- : to sit in a low or crouching position with the legs drawn up closely beneath or in front of the body; sit on one's haunches or heels.
- : to crouch down or cower, as an animal.
- : to settle on or occupy property, especially otherwise unoccupied property, without any title, right, or payment of rent.
- : to settle on public land under government regulation, in order to acquire title.
- : Nautical. to draw more water astern when in motion forward than when at rest.
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squat·ted or squat, squat·ting.
- : to cause to squat.
- : to occupy as a squatter.
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Examples
As you jump, switch your leg position in the air and land with soft knees in the opposite split-squat stance.
Grasp the door frame with one arm extended in front of you, and perform a squat, keeping resistance through your arm as you stand back up.
OK, legs a little tired, gonna squat down here, maybe just take a knee.
To do this, they measure joint angles while the subjects do an unloaded half-squat.
This might look like a minute of burpees followed by two minutes of recovery or 20 seconds of jump squats followed by a minute of recovery.
The fitness coaches at a globo-gym like Gold's would notice that a user was struggling with their squat or treadmill run.
The barracks is a squat building surrounded by sandbags on a side street near the city center.
There may well be a chill here, but it has diddly-squat to do with the one Senator Alexander fears.
Deep Squat—For most squats you want to get your thighs parallel with the ground but for a deep squat you go ALL the way down.
The only difference is that you jump straight up and then land in a squat position.
Neither of us spoke again, and at length the squat log buildings of Pend d' Oreille loomed ahead of us in the night.