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Limp Meaning in English

word

/ˈɫɪmp/
limp
/lˈɪmp/
limp

التعريف

To walk with difficulty because of pain or injury in your leg or foot. It can also mean something weak, not firm, or lacking strength.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

As a verb, 'limp' means to walk unevenly due to injury. As an adjective, it describes something weak, soft, or lacking energy (e.g., 'a limp handshake'). Not to be confused with 'limb' (body part). Formality: neutral. Commonly used for people and animals, but also metaphorically for things that lack strength.

جمل نموذجية

He started to limp after twisting his ankle.

basic

She has a slight limp when she walks.

basic

The injured dog began to limp across the yard.

basic

After that long hike, my legs felt so tired I could barely limp home.

natural

His handshake was so limp, it felt like holding a wet noodle.

natural

The flag hung limp in the windless air.

natural