low-set
low-set — adjective
1. having a body that is not tall but wide and solid, often with short legs and str
1.形容詞C1
釋義
having a body that is not tall but wide and solid, often with short legs and strong muscles.
例句
The farmer's low-set bulldog waddled across the muddy yard after the ducks.
low-set + noun describing a stocky animal build
Greta admired the low-set pony because its sturdy legs could carry heavy loads.
describes a short, solid, powerful build
The wrestler had a low-set frame that made him hard to push over.
These low-set goats climb the rocky hills easily on their short, thick legs.
Valentina chose a low-set breed of dog that fit snugly under the kitchen bench.
同義詞
文法句型
low-set + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun (a low-set dog, a low-set frame) rather than after 'be'. Describes the overall shape of a body or animal, not a single body part.
常見錯誤
❌The dog is very low-set tonight.
✅The dog has a low-set, stocky body.
💡'low-set' describes a permanent build, not a temporary state, so it sits before the noun.