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lean

/liːn/
的视觉插图 lean: 倾斜, 倚靠
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verb

她 leaning 出 窗外 了。 (Tā leaning chū chuāngwài le.) (She leaning out of window.)

Better Alternatives (choose one for actual use, "leaning" is substituted):

*   她 **探** 出 窗外 了。(Tā **tàn** chū chuāngwài le.) (She **leaned/reached** out of the window.) - **Recommended** This is the most natural and common way to say this in Chinese. "探 (tàn)" implies a reaching or extending of the body.
*   她 **leaning着身体** 探出 窗外 了。(Tā **leaning zhe shēntǐ** tàn chū chuāngwài le.) (She leaning her body, leaned/reached out of the window.) - To explicitly state "leaning" if you want to be literal for the sake of teaching, but it is still not the most natural sounding.
*  她 **倾身** 探出窗外了。(Tā **qīngshēn** tàn chū chuāngwài le.) (She **leaning body** leaned/reached out of the window.) - Another good option, and slightly more formal.