0 00crouch02br 001 a: to lower the body stance especially by bending the legs 00<01b00a sprinter 01i00crouch02i00ed00 ready to go02b00>02br 00[M-W's Col. Dic.]02br 02br 00I couldn't understand the sentence, 01i00a sprinter crouched ready to go02i00.02br 02br 00The structure like 01i00I sat to rest for some time02i00 makes good sense to me.02br 00 0-
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0It's not a full sentence, just a noun phrase.02br 02br 00Unless it's "A sprinter crouched, ready to go." That would be like "She stood, ready to meet her idol."0-
0Oops. It would need to be "crouched and ready to go." 02br 02br 00My mistake.02br 02br 00What it really needs is a comma after "crouched" in my opinion.0-