拐杖

原形：crutch第三人称单数：crutches复数：crutches过去式：crutched过去分词：crutched现在分词：crutching

She was using a crutch to support her injured leg after the accident.
她在事故后用拐杖支撑受伤的腿。
The athlete slowly made his way back onto the field, leaning on his crutch.
这位运动员依靠着拐杖缓慢地回到场地上。
He couldn't walk without the aid of a crutch, as his knee surgery had not fully healed.
由于膝盖手术未完全康复，他无法独立行走，需要拐杖的帮助。
After the stroke, she relied heavily on a crutch to move around the house.
中风后，她在家中行动严重依赖拐杖。
The soldier was issued a new crutch to replace the one that had been damaged in combat.
那名士兵领到了一个新的拐杖来替换在战斗中损坏的那个。
The crutch provided temporary relief for her broken ankle, but she knew she needed to start physical therapy soon.
拐杖暂时缓解了她脚踝骨折的痛苦，但她知道她需要尽快开始物理治疗。
In the old days, people used wooden crutches as a simple form of mobility aid.
在过去，人们常常使用木制拐杖作为简单的移动辅助工具。
The elderly woman's constant companion was her trusty walking crutch, a symbol of her resilience.
老妇人始终携带着她的拐杖，这是她坚韧不拔的象征。
The explorer was grateful for the crutch that helped him traverse the treacherous terrain.
探险家很感激那根拐杖，它帮助他穿越了险恶的地形。
A crutch can be both a physical and emotional support during difficult times, but it's important not to become too reliant on it.
拐杖在困难时期既是身体上的也是情感上的支持，但重要的是不要过分依赖。