slouchy
/ˈslaʊtʃi/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈslaʊtʃi/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈslau̇-chē How to pronounce slouchy (audio)/ (ame, mw)
slouchy — adjective
- slouchypositive
- slouchiercomparative
- slouchiestsuperlative
1. used for clothes that hang in a loose, relaxed way instead of keeping a neat, fi
used for clothes that hang in a loose, relaxed way instead of keeping a neat, firm shape
Felipe wore a slouchy cardigan over a plain white T-shirt.
slouchy + clothing noun
The designer paired slouchy trousers with bright trainers for the show.
fashion use: slouchy trousers
After one wash, Adina's wool hat turned soft and slouchy.
Maeve likes slouchy sweaters because they feel easy on long flights.
The shop window showed a slouchy leather jacket beside tall boots.
- tailored
cut to keep a neat, fitted outline
- structured
made to hold a firm shape
文法句型
slouchy + clothes noun
look + slouchy
be + slouchy
用法筆記
Most often used for sweaters, cardigans, trousers, hats, and bags in fashion contexts. It suggests a soft, relaxed outline rather than clothing that simply does not fit.
常見錯誤
2. describing a person or posture with the shoulders dropped and the upper body lea
describing a person or posture with the shoulders dropped and the upper body leaning forward in a lazy or tired-looking way
Lukas looked slouchy in the class photo after carrying boxes all morning.
look + slouchy for posture
The coach told Minho to stop that slouchy walk and lift his chest.
slouchy + walk/posture noun
After hours at the laptop, Tariq felt stiff and slouchy.
Tariro's slouchy posture made the new suit look untidy on stage.
The nurse adjusted the chair because Christopher's slouchy posture hurt his neck.
- upright
holding the body straight rather than dropping forward
- straight-backed
specifically emphasizes a firm, erect back line
文法句型
slouchy + posture noun
look + slouchy
be + slouchy
用法筆記
Usually used when someone is standing, sitting, or walking with the shoulders forward. It points to visible posture, not to a person's personality or mood.