to walk stooped

The phrase 'andar encorvado' translates to 'to walk stooped' in English, which describes a posture where a person leans forward or bends their back while walking. This way of walking is often associated with various conditions such as aging, back problems, or even just carrying heavy loads. It can also imply a sense of weariness or distress, indicating that the individual might be physically affected by their environment or health.