limp
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UK limp vi: (walking)
SC 跛行 bǒ xíng
SC 蹒跚而行 bǒ xíng ，pán shān ér xíng
TC 蹣跚而行
TC 蹣跚而行
SC 蹒跚 bǒ xíng ，pán shān
Karen limped to her car after rolling her ankle while walking down the stairs.
卡伦在下楼的时候崴了脚，蹒跚走向自己的车。
limp n: (walking)
SC 跛行 bǒ xíng
SC 蹒跚 bǒ xíng ，pán shān
SC 跛
TC 跛
TC 跛
Since Tom came back from the war he has walked with a limp.
汤姆参战回来后，走路就有点跛。
limp adj: (not rigid)
SC 软绵绵的
TC 軟綿綿的
TC 軟綿綿的
SC 软弱无力的 ruǎn ruò wú lì de
Your handshake is too limp; a firm handshake is better for a job interview.
你的握手太软弱无力；应聘面试上，强有力的握手更好。
limp adj: (arm or leg)
SC 无力的 wú lì de
TC 無力的
TC 無力的
SC 软弱的 wú lì de ，ruǎn ruò de
Paul gave up and let his arms go limp.
limp adj: (weak, spiritless)
SC 无生气的 wú shēng qì de
TC 無生氣的
TC 無生氣的
SC 无活力的
TC 無活力的
TC 無活力的
The manager thought all the people who applied for the job were boring, limp whiners.
limp vi: figurative ([sth]: move as if injured)
SC 艰难缓慢地前行 jiān nán huǎn màn de qián xíng
One of the engines broke down on the airplane and we had to limp to the nearest city for an emergency landing.
limp along vi phrasal: (walk with a hobble)
SC 一瘸一拐地走 yì qué yì guǎi de zǒu
The poor disabled soldier limped along the sidewalk because of his war injury.
limp along vi phrasal: figurative (proceed slowly and unevenly) (比喻)
SC 艰难地进行 jiān nán de jìn xíng
The project has hit unexpected difficulties and is just limping along at the moment.
limp slightly vi: (walk with a hobble)
SC 走路有点瘸 zǒu lù yǒu diǎn qué
Despite years of physiotherapy John still limps slightly.
limp-wristed adj: potentially offensive, perjorative (effeminate) (冒犯)
SC 娘娘腔的，女里女气的 niáng niáng qiāng de，nǚ lǐ nǚ qì de
slight limp n: (hobble)
SC 略跛 lüè bǒ
SC 有点一瘸一拐 lüè bǒ，yǒu diǎn yì qué yì guǎi
His broken ankle is cured, but he still walks with a slight limp.