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单词 squat
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squatsquat1 /skwɑt/ ●○○ verb (squatted, squatting) [intransitive] Etymology Verb Table Thesaurus 1 (also squat down) to get into or be in a position where you are balancing on your feet, with your knees bent and your bottom off the ground:  Howard squatted down to check the tire. A group of young men were squatting by the roadside. see thesaurus at kneel2to live in a building or on a piece of land without permission and without paying rent:  Families are still squatting in war-damaged buildings. [Origin: 1300–1400 Old French esquatir, from quatir to press, from Vulgar Latin coactire to press together]
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squatsquat2 adjective Etymology short and thick or low and wide in an unattractive way:  a squat old man
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squatsquat3 noun Etymology 1[countable] a squatting position2not pay/do/know etc. squat slang not pay, do, know, etc. anythingdiddly
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