"coughing illness," 1765, from obsolete verb croup "to cry hoarsely, croak" (1510s), probably echoic. This was the local name of the disease in southeastern Scotland, given wide currency by Dr. Francis Home (1719-1813) of Edinburgh in his 1765 article on it. Related: Croupy.
例文
1. There is no slope or angle to the croup .
臀部に斜面と角度がない.
2.It is set smoothly into the croup and low rather than high.
しっぽは滑らかにお尻に結合し、位置が低く、高すぎない。
3. Croup --Long,rounded and full,sinking slightly toward the tail.
長く、丸くて豊満で、わずかに明らかな尾の中に入っていない。
4. Croup well formed and only slightly inclined with hip bones hardly apparent.
臀部は安定してやや傾斜しており、臀骨はほとんど見えない。
5. Croup :Long,hardly sloping,merging gently with the root of the tail.