| 释义 |
couch·ant
\ˈkau̇chənt, sometimes küshäⁿ\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from present participle of coucher
1. : couching
< an animal lying couchant >
2. : lying down with the head up — used of a heraldic lion or other beast; distinguished from dormant
Synonyms: see prone |