adj.成弓形的,弯曲的,弯腰曲背的,佝偻的
v.鞠躬,点头,低(头),垂(首),(使)弯曲
v.用琴弓拉奏(弦乐器)
bow的过去分词和过去式

原形：bow第三人称单数：bows复数：bows过去式：bowed过去分词：bowed现在分词：bowing

The duke bowed to the Queen.
公爵向女王鞠躬致敬.
bow to presure
迫于压力
An arrow will never return once it's shot by a bow.
开弓没有回头箭。
He executed a graceful bow as he entered the room.
他优雅地鞠躬进入房间。
The orchestra conductor bowed to the audience after the performance.
演出结束后，乐团指挥向观众鞠躬致意。
She curtsied deeply, then bowed with a smile.
她深深地屈膝行礼，然后微笑着鞠躬。
The knight removed his helmet and bowed before the princess.
骑士摘下头盔，向公主鞠躬致敬。
After winning the race, the athlete bent down to touch the ground in a show of humility, then bowed.
比赛获胜后，运动员弯腰触地表示谦逊，然后鞠躬。
The teacher nodded and bowed to acknowledge the students' applause.
老师点头并鞠躬以回应学生的掌声。
They exchanged bows as they met for the first time at the conference.
他们在会议上首次相遇时互相鞠躬致意。
The children lined up and took turns bowing to their teacher.
孩子们排队，轮流向老师鞠躬。
In Japanese culture, it's customary to bow when greeting someone or expressing gratitude.
在日本文化中，问候他人或表示感谢时通常会鞠躬。
The diplomat bowed deeply to signify respect for the visiting dignitary.
外交官深深鞠躬，以示对来访贵宾的尊重。