limp

释义

n.跛行; 挣扎着慢慢前进; （诗的）韵律紊乱vi.一瘸一拐地走; 困难地航行adj.无力的; 无生气的; 易弯的; 松软的

大小写变形: LIMP Limp

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   limps ; 过去式 :   limped ; 过去分词 :   limped ; 现在分词 :   limping ; 比较级 :   limper ; 最高级 :   limpest ; 副词 :   limply ;

实用场景例句

I didn't break any bones, but my ankle was twisted and I had to limp...

我没有骨折，但脚踝扭伤了，只好一瘸一拐地走。

金山词霸

Struggling with a leg injury, he could only limp away.

他因腿部受伤，只能一瘸一拐地离开。

金山词霸

With funding dwindling to a mere trickle, the newspaper could only limp through the past several years.

这家报社因资金缩减至涓涓细流，在过去几年间只能艰难维持。

金山词霸

The crippled British vessel, after sustaining heavy damage in the Crete conflicts, limped slowly towards Pearl Harbor.

这艘在克里特岛冲突中遭受重创的英国舰船，缓慢地跛行着驶向珍珠港。

金山词霸

She rejected candidates who offered a limp handshake during interviews...

她拒绝了面试时握手无力的候选人...

金山词霸

Strands develop a limp and dull appearance as residue slowly builds up on them over time.

发丝会随着时间的推移因残留物的缓慢堆积而显得松软无光泽。

金山词霸

The limp woman was carefully laid on the bed after being carried into the room...

这位无力的女子被小心地抬进房间后放在了床上...

金山词霸

His head hit a massive rock, making him collapse in a limp heap.

他的头撞上一块巨大的岩石，使他瘫软成一团。

金山词霸

She spoke with a slight limp in her voice.

她说话时声音略带颤抖。

金山词霸

His grip weakened and the book slipped to the floor.

他的握力减弱，书本滑落到了地板上。

金山词霸

His grip went limp and the book thudded to the floor.

他的握力一松，书本砰的一声掉到地板上。

金山词霸

She looked pale and limp.

她看上去脸色苍白，无精打采。

金山词霸

The old book had become limp and fragile with age.

这本旧书因年久而变得软塌易碎。

金山词霸

Her dress draped limply over the chair.

她的连衣裙无力地垂在椅子上。

金山词霸

Matt staggered weakly out of the room.

马特虚弱地踉跄着走出了房间。

金山词霸

The injured dog limped slowly to its owner.

受伤的狗慢慢地一瘸一拐地走向它的主人。

金山词霸

The company was limping through the financial crisis with outdated strategies.

这家公司用陈旧的策略勉强挺过了金融危机。

金山词霸

His hasty action has put her out on a limp.

他仓促的举动使她处于危险境地.

期刊摘选

This young man is wearing a limp grey sweater.

这个年轻人穿着一件柔软的灰色运动衫.

期刊摘选

英英释义

Noun

1. the uneven manner of walking that results from an injured leg

Verb

1. walk impeded by some physical limitation or injury;

"The old woman hobbles down to the store every day"

2. proceed slowly or with difficulty;

"the boat limped into the harbor"

Adjective

1. lacking in strength or firmness or resilience;

"flaccid muscles"

"took his lax hand in hers"

"gave a limp handshake"

"a limp gesture as if waving away all desire to know" G.K.Chesterton

"a slack grip"

2. not firm;

"wilted lettuce"