vi.没精打采地站(或坐、走)，低头垂肩地站(或坐、走)
n.没精打采地站(或坐)的姿态

原形：slouch第三人称单数：slouches复数：slouches过去式：slouched过去分词：slouched现在分词：slouching

He slouched down in the chair, looking exhausted.
他懒散地坐在椅子上，显得疲惫不堪。
She walked into the room with her shoulders slouched, clearly upset.
她走进房间，双肩垮拉着，显然心情很糟。
The student sat at his desk with a posture so slouched that it was hard to believe he was paying attention.
那个学生坐在书桌前，姿势懒散，很难想象他在专心听课。
The old man had a habit of slouching over when reading newspapers.
老人看报纸时有个习惯，总是懒洋洋地低头阅读。
After a long day at work, she couldn't help but slouch on the couch.
工作了一整天后，她情不自禁地瘫倒在沙发上。
The athlete's training routine focused on correcting his slouching posture.
运动员的训练计划旨在纠正他懒散的站姿。
He straightened up from his slouch, realizing he needed to appear more professional.
他从懒散的状态中挺直腰板，意识到自己需要显得更专业些。
The teacher scolded the students for slouching during class, emphasizing the importance of good posture.
老师训斥学生们上课时懒散，强调坐姿端正的重要性。
His back was always slouched, which made him seem unapproachable.
他的背总是懒散地靠在后面，给人一种难以接近的感觉。
She sat up straight after her mother's reminder about proper table manners, no longer slouching.
在母亲提醒她餐桌礼仪后，她立刻挺直了腰，不再懒散。