英和和英

to twist at the waist

One is paralyzed with terror

to be determined to accomplish one's purpose

to stoop―bend one's knees―bend the knee

He can not settle down to his work.

around one's hips

to become bent （with age）

of one's back, the condition of being bent

the act of wearing something at the waist

the lower back

the state of being seated down

to bow

a garment that provides covering for the loins

to be discouraged―be daunted

the position of one's back, called posture

to sit―sit down―seat oneself―be seated

to be paralyzed with terror―petrified with terror―One's knees give way―One's strength fails one

a rope tied around the waist

the circumference of one's waist

the middle part of the human body between the back and the hips

to be weak in the knees―weak-kneed―（掛合事なら）―to lack firmness

My shoulder is out of joint.

Shake your money maker.

It's hard on your back.

the sabre by one's side

broad-hipped

a posture of half bending at the waist

have stiff shoulders

a person who has grown weak with fear

the condition of growing weak with fear