limp如何读

英:[lɪmp]

美:[lɪmp]

limp英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vi. 一瘸一拐地走 walk unevenly, as when one foot or leg is hurt or stiff
  2. vi. 困难地航行 proceed with difficulty in a specified direction
adj.(形容词)
  1. 无力的,无生气的;易弯的;松软的 lacking strength or stiffness

limp是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 跛行
  2. 挣扎着慢慢前进
  3. 韵律紊乱
  4. 文弱
  5. 耙子
  6. 瘸着走
  7. 蹒跚
adj. (形容词)
  1. 无生气的
  2. 柔软的
  3. 易曲的
  4. 柔弱的
  5. 软面的
  6. 湿软的
  7. 无精神的
  8. 软弱的
  9. 软绵绵的
  10. 松沓的
  11. 松垮的
  12. 松弛的
  13. 无力的
  14. 不直挺的
  15. 易弯的
  16. 松软的
  17. 疲倦的
  18. 软瘫瘫的
  19. 非硬纸板的
v. (动词)
  1. 慢腾腾地进行
  2. 韵律紊乱
  3. 一瘸一瘸地走
  4. 缓慢费力地前进
  5. 格律紊乱
  6. 一瘸一拐地走
  7. 跛行
  8. 瘸着走
  9. 缓慢行进
  10. 艰难地移动
  11. 困难地航行
  12. 蹒跚

limp变形

复数:limps

第三人称单数:limps

现在分词:limping

过去式:limped

过去分词:limped

比较级:limper或more limp

最高级:limpest或most limp

limp词根

词根:limp

adv.

limply 柔软地;四肢无力地,软绵绵地

n.

limpness 柔弱,软弱;疲倦

limp英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to walk with an uneven and usually slow movement or gaitespecially: to walk favoring one leg

The injured player limped off the field.

to go unsteadily : falter

After which the conversation limped for some time …—Henry Green

to proceed slowly or with difficulty

The ship limped back to port.

noun

an uneven movement or gait : a favoring of one leg while walking

adjective

lacking firm texture, substance, or structure her hair hung limp about her shoulders

limp curtains

not stiff or rigid

a book in a limp binding

weary, exhausted

limp with fatigue

lacking in strength, vigor, or firmness : spiritless

limp词源中文解释

"踉踉跄跄地移动",1560年代,起源不明,在古英语或中古英语中找不到; 可能与中古英语 lympen "不足"(约1400年)有关,后者可能源于古英语 lemphealt "跛行的,瘸的",其中的第一个成分本身也不清楚。

OED 指出,德语 lampen "松弛地垂下"(中古高地德语 limphin)"已经进行了比较"。也许它来自一个表示"松弛、松散、垂下"的 PIE 词根(源自梵语 lambate "垂下",中古高地德语 lampen "垂下")。相关词汇: Limped; limping。中古英语中的 Limpen 是一个不同的动词,意为"发生,降临,落到...的命运",源自古英语 limpan,可能最终源自同一词根。

limp词源英文解释

Verb and Noun probably from Middle English lympen to fall short; akin to Old English limpan to happen, lemphealt lame Adjective akin to limp >entry 1

The first known use of limp was circa 1570

limp儿童词典英英释义

limpidadjective

perfectly clear : transparent

limpid streams

limpidadjective

perfectly clear : transparent

limpid streams

limpidadjective

perfectly clear : transparent

limpid streams

limpidadjective

perfectly clear : transparent

limpid streams

limpidadjective

perfectly clear : transparent

limpid streams

limpetnoun

a marine mollusk that has a low cone-shaped shell, moves over rocks or timbers feeding on food found there, and clings very tightly when disturbed

limp1 of 3verb

to walk with difficulty due to physical impairment

to go slowly or with difficulty

limp2 of 3noun

a limping movement or gait

walked with a limp

limp3 of 3adjective

not firm or stiff

weary entry 1 sense 1, exhausted

limp1 of 3verb

to walk with difficulty due to physical impairment

to go slowly or with difficulty

limp2 of 3noun

a limping movement or gait

walked with a limp

limp3 of 3adjective

not firm or stiff

weary entry 1 sense 1, exhausted

limp医学词典英英释义

limp1 of 2intransitive verb

to walk lamelyespecially: to walk favoring one leg

to go unsteadily

limp2 of 2noun

a limping movement or gait

limp 例句

1 Phil whispers my name and takes my limp left hand in his.

2 This man was dusty and a little crumpled, machine gun limp in his hands.

3 He took it out of the limp hand, which yielded it automatically, and began to read, tilting the page to the light.

4 His dark coat rippled in the salt breeze, his limp more pronounced tonight, as it always was when the weather turned cold.

5 Camel limps weakly behind, popping his head around one side, and then falling back and running along the other like a disgraced puppy.

6 The car had just passed the zugangi barracks when the hospital door opened and a small thin boy limped down the steps, his right knee bloody and his blue eyes ringed with dirt.

7 When Shorty let me stand up and see in the minor, my hair hung down in limp, damp strings.

8 As he approaches the dark bulwark of the ramparts, a man in uniform limps toward him out of the blackness.

9 She was told to reject applicants with limp handshakes.

她被告知要回绝掉那些握手软弱无力的申请者。

10 When he saw her limping forward, he laughed.

11 I limp through the streets along the rim of Alta and Winter sector, along the lake and out in the open, lost in the crowded shuffle of other people.

12 Her stomach rumbled as she limped after Robin down the stairs.

13 I do not think that he knew I was picking him up, for his body was limp, as if he were dead.

14 But as I limped on home, I figured that if I read an act that night, and another on Thursday, and Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, I could have it all finished pretty painlessly.

15 Dad brought Littlebit’s limp body home that night and, while I wailed, turned me over his knee and gave me three good whacks.

16 When I congratulated him after the wedding and shook his hand, his fingers were limp and moist.

17 The meetings were held in the basement of Wharton Hall, a harshly lit, windowless room, paper plates, pizza cartons, and soda bottles piled on a metal table, folding chairs arranged in a limp semicircle.

18 How slowly time limps by in childhood.

19 During the afternoon of the following day, while the Off Fore Mark were at silflay, he came limping through the sentry line with a straggling handful of six or seven rabbits.

20 He stopped a dozen yards away beside a copse and waited for the star, who limped down the side of the caravan steps and came over to him.

limp 同义词

3 意志薄弱的

weak invertebrate soft-headed

4 软面

pile

5 易弯的

lithe bendy whippy lissom

8 艰难地行进

struggle labour

9 轻柔的

soft gentle delicate

14 一瘸一拐地走

hirple dot and go one

15 易弯曲的

supple yielding limber lithe lissom

16 松弛的

relaxed slack lax flabby flaccid

20 没有精神的

thewless low-spirited

22 蹒跚而行

reel jog falter slouch lurch hobble waddle

24 软的

soft tender mushy rubbery

25 松软的

light

26 慢行

ajog wend

31 无精神的

wet slack spiritless

36 松软

light

37 缓慢行进

creeping creep crawl

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