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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   crab-walk

   • v.
     move sideways or diagonally, typically in an awkward or furtive manner
   • n.
     a physical exercise in which a person holds their body off the ground with chest facing upward and knees bent and moves around by shifting their hands and feet

   • verb: crab-walk, 3rd person present: crab-walks, gerund or present participle: crab-walking, past tense: crab-walked, past participle: crab-walked

   • noun: crab walk, plural noun: crab walks

2. • 釋義

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. move sideways or diagonally, typically in an awkward or furtive manner to climb the stairs one would have to crab-walk past the basin it now appears they are crab-walking away from much of their original policy

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a physical exercise in which a person holds their body off the ground with chest facing upward and knees bent and moves around by shifting their hands and feet to conclude the workout we did a circuit of crab walks and low lunges