🦵hobble (hɔbl)

verb
/ˈhɑːbəl/
boiter (boiter)

Signification

to walk awkwardly with difficulty, usually due to injury
Traduction de la signification
marcher difficilement ou maladroitement en raison d'une blessure
marcher difficilement ou maladroitement en raison d'une blessure

Phrases d'exemple

He hobbled across the room after twisting his ankle.

Il boitait à travers la pièce après s'être tordu la cheville.
Il boitait à travers la pièce après s'être tordu la cheville.

Synonymes

limp, stagger, falter, totter

Antonymes

stride, march, walk confidently

Collocations

hobble around, hobble along, hobble across

Vocabulaires connexes

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