
美:/'ˈlɪmpɪŋ/
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n. 跛行
v. 跛行(limp的現在分詞)
She had twisted her ankle and was limping.
她把腳踝扭傷了,一瘸一拐地走着。
The government was limping along in its usual way.
政府按老一套掙紮着應付。
In recent years the newspaper had been limping along on limited resources.
近年來該報一直靠有限的資源艱難地發展。
Why are you limping?
你為什麼一瘸一拐的?
That dog must is hurt he's limping.
那條狗準是受了傷一拐一拐的。
n.|claudication/hirple;跛行
“limping”是動詞“limp”的現在分詞形式,其核心含義是因受傷、疼痛或虛弱而跛行、一瘸一拐地走路。以下是詳細解釋:
車禍後,他左腿打着石膏,隻能一瘸一拐地走路(He was limping with a cast on his left leg after the car accident)。
受傷的小狗瘸着腿躲進了灌木叢(The injured puppy was limping into the bushes)。
疫情後,旅遊業複蘇步履蹒跚(The tourism industry is limping back to recovery after the pandemic)。
疲憊的演講者聲音虛弱,勉強結束了發言(The exhausted speaker limped through the end of his speech)。
她手裡拿着一束蔫掉的花(She held a bunch of limp flowers)。
他走路時輕微的跛腳引起了醫生的注意(His slight limp caught the doctor's attention)。
如果需要進一步區分近義詞:
"Limping" 是一個形容詞,表示一個人行走時有困難或疼痛,通常是因為腿或腳的受傷或其他疾病。
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