Slouch

//slaʊt͡ʃ//

Translations of "slouch" (8 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	отпуснатост(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance)	otpusnatost
Chinese Cantonese	寒背(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance)	hon⁴ bui³
Czech	hrbení se(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance), hrbit se(to adopt a limp posture), vláčet se(to walk lazily), šourat se(to walk lazily)	—
Finnish	kyyhöttäminen(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance), köntys(awkward, heavy, clownish fellow), lerpahdus(any depression or hanging down), roikkuminen(any depression or hanging down), roikottaminen(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance), velttous(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance), vetelys(someone who is slow to act), vetelyys(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance), vätys(someone who is slow to act)	—
French	empoté(awkward, heavy, clownish fellow)	—
German	Durchhänger(any depression or hanging down), Niete(awkward, heavy, clownish fellow), Schlafmütze(someone who is slow to act), Versager(awkward, heavy, clownish fellow), herumhängen(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance), herumlungern(hanging down of the head, a drooping posture; limp appearance)	—
Russian	тормоз(someone who is slow to act), увалень(awkward, heavy, clownish fellow)	tormoz, uvalenʹ
Spanish	aclocarse(to adopt a limp posture), apoltronarse(to adopt a limp posture), arrellanarse(to adopt a limp posture), arrepanchigarse(to adopt a limp posture), encorvar(to adopt a limp posture), repanchigarse(to adopt a limp posture), repanchingarse(to adopt a limp posture), repantigarse(to adopt a limp posture), repantingarse(to adopt a limp posture)	—