slouching
UKˈslaʊtʃɪŋUSˈslaʊtʃɪŋ
Meaning
1adj.
没精打采的；懒散的；耷拉的
2n.
懒散的姿势或行为
Usage
He walked into the room with a slouching gait, his shoulders hunched.
他耷拉着肩膀，没精打采地走进房间。
The teacher scolded the student for his slouching posture at the desk.
老师批评了那名学生趴在书桌上的懒散坐姿。
Her slouching figure in the chair suggested exhaustion after a long day.
她瘫在椅子上的懒散身影透露出漫长一天后的疲惫。
Etymology
slouching 源自北欧语言中的“懒散”概念，通过古英语演化而来。词根 slouch 直接描述下垂或松懈的姿态，后缀 ing 将其转化为形容词，生动刻画了“耷拉着、无精打采”的视觉意象，从具体姿势延伸至懒散的状态。