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cower

/ˈkaʊ.ər/

Traducción: Verbo que describe el acto de agacharse o encogerse por miedo, a menudo de manera sumisa o defensiva.

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verb

/ˈkaʊ.ər/C1formal
  • esVerbo que describe el acto de agacharse o encogerse por miedo, a menudo de manera sumisa o defensiva.

A verb used to describe the act of crouching or shrinking back in fear, often in a submissive or defensive manner.

  1. Crouch in fearB2formal

    To bend low or move backward in fear, often with the body tense.

    esAgacharse por miedo

    • The dog cowered in the corner during the thunderstorm.
    • She cowered behind the sofa when she heard the loud noise.
    • The children cowered as the angry teacher entered the room.

    Sinónimoscringecrouchflinchgrovelhuddlequailrecoilshrink

    Antónimosbraveconfrontfacestand

  2. Show submission or timidityB2formal

    To behave in a way that shows fear or lack of confidence.

    esAcurrucarse por miedo / Encogerse

    • He cowered before his boss, afraid to speak up.
    • The prisoner cowered in the presence of the judge.
    • She cowered under the blanket, hoping the intruder would leave.

    Sinónimoscringeflinchgrovelquailrecoilshrink

    Antónimosbrazenstrutswagger

Formas
  • cowered past participle
  • cowered past simple
  • cowering present participle
  • cowers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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