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Перевод: limping

[прилагательное]
хромой; прихрамывающий; хромоногий;
[существительное]
хромота

Тезаурус:

1. Ann opened the door of the large student house in South London where she lives, wearing a cotton print dress in deep colours, and my first impression was of someone fair and small and limping.
2. This week, two weeks after the operation, he was limping well at his home in West London.
3. Having flown away from the nest, the bird flutters to the ground and then pathetically tries to run away, limping and dragging one outstretched wing along the ground.
4. "Permission to speak, sir?" requested a bold one limping up.
5. Well might he be bewildered, and go on his way limping.
6. The marchers had hit the road before 0500 hours, and by midday they were limping back to Heumensoord, having achieved success on day one.
7. The horses were being led and one of the men was limping badly and supporting himself by holding on to a stirrup.
8. Limping across the courtyard he was noticed by the sentry who promptly raised a hue and cry.
9. All this time he had been working like a madman, limping about overseeing the repairs and helping in spite of his own wounds wherever his strength was needed.
10. He also gained the lovely reputation of being particularly dangerous when he was limping, since an injury to his leg simply made him hit more fours to cut down on the running.
11. As he approached we could see that the dog had been wounded: it was limping and the fur on its flank was matted with blood.
12. Jazz was limping and making pained, mutterings and cursings which she thought it tactful to ignore.
13. "He's down there!" she shouted to Gazzer, who was still limping along the towpath.