Stoop down Meaning in English
expression
ˈstup/ /ˈdaʊn
STOOP DOWN
stˈuːp/ /dˈaʊn
STOOP DOWN
Definition
To bend your upper body forward and lower, usually to reach or look at something that is lower than your normal position.
Usage & Nuances
'Stoop down' is neutral and common, especially for physical actions (picking up something, talking to a child). Similar to 'bend down', but 'stoop' suggests a more rounded back. Not formal or slang. Don't use for bowing or deep kneeling.
Spanish: agacharse - inclinarsePortuguese (BR): abaixar-se - inclinar-sePortuguese (PT): abaixar-se - curvar-seChinese (Simplified): 弯下身子 - 俯身Chinese (Traditional): 彎下身子 - 俯身Hindi: झुकनाArabic: ينحني للأسفلBengali: নিম্নমুখে ঝোঁকা - নিচু হওয়াRussian: наклониться внизJapanese: かがみこむVietnamese: cúi xuốngKorean: 몸을 굽히다Turkish: eğilmekUrdu: جھک جاناIndonesian: membungkuk
Example Sentences
When you stoop down for too long, your back might start to hurt.
natural
Please stoop down to pick up your pencil.
basic
He had to stoop down to enter the small door.
basic
The child stooped down to tie his shoes.
basic
You don't have to stoop down so far—just bend your knees a little.
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Sometimes, I have to stoop down to talk to my nephew so we’re on the same level.
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