v.瘸着走,跛行,蹒跚,(受损后)缓慢行进，艰难地移动
limp的过去分词和过去式

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Eric walks with a limp.
埃里克走路一瘸一拐的。
Tom's body suddenly went limp and he fell down on the floor.
汤姆的身体突然瘫软下来，倒在了地板上。
She was walking with a limp after spraining her ankle.
她因扭伤脚踝而一瘸一拐地走着。
The old man limped along the street, leaning on his cane.
老人拄着拐杖，步履蹒跚地走在街上。
The athlete's return to the game was marred by a persistent limp.
这位运动员因持续的瘸拐影响了回归比赛。
He limped into work, clearly not feeling well.
他一瘸一拐地走进办公室，显然身体不适。
The child's limp was temporary, thankfully; it was just a minor injury.
孩子的瘸拐是暂时的，谢天谢地，只是一小伤。
After the surgery, he walked with a slight limp, but the doctors said it would improve over time.
手术后，他走路有点瘸，但医生说会随着时间慢慢恢复。
She limped through the park, lost in thought.
她在公园里一瘸一拐地走着，陷入沉思。
The soldier returned from the war with a permanent limp, a reminder of his bravery.
这位士兵带着永久的瘸拐从战争中归来，那是他勇敢的象征。
Limping around the house, he couldn't hide his frustration at being unable to play sports.
他在屋子里一瘸一拐地走，无法掩饰他对不能运动的沮丧。
The dog had a limp tail, indicating that something might be wrong with its back leg.
狗的尾巴摇摆不灵活，表明它的后腿可能有问题。