squat meaning in Japanese

squat Sukuwatto

Sukuwatto

squat = Sukuwatto

Pronunciation = squat

Pronunciation in Japanese = スクワット

squat in Japanese: Sukuwatto

Part of speech : Verb

Adjective

Noun

Definition in English : crouch or sit with one’s knees bent and one’s heels close to or touching one’s buttocks or the back of one’s thighs.

unlawfully occupy an uninhabited building or settle on a piece of land.

short and thickset; disproportionately broad or wide.

a squatting position.

a building occupied by people living in it without the legal right to do so.

Definition in Japanese : 膝を曲げて、かかとをお尻や太ももの後ろに近づけたり触れたりして、しゃがむか座る。

無人の建物を不法占拠したり、土地に定住したりすること。

短くて太い。不釣り合いに広い、または広い。

しゃがんだ姿勢。

法的権利を持たずに居住している人々が占有している建物。

Examples in English :

As she squat down, the trainer could feel her leg muscles growing stronger.

Examples in Japanese :

彼女がスクワットと、トレーナーは彼女の脚の筋肉が強くなっているのを感じました。

Synonyms of squat

Synonyms in Japanese	予感縮こまるうんざりするずんぐりしたダンピー
Synonyms in English	hunch cower cringe stocky dumpy stubby stumpy

Antonyms of squat

Antonyms in Japanese	わずかな小さい細いひょろ長いスキニー高い
Antonyms in English	slight small thin lanky skinny slender tall

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