limping in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for limping in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.limp¹ [Brit lɪmp, Am lɪmp] N

to walk with or have a limp

zoppicare

to have a slight limp in one's left leg

zoppicare leggermente dalla gamba sinistra

II.limp¹ [Brit lɪmp, Am lɪmp] VB intr

to limp along

zoppicare or claudicare or camminare zoppicando

to limp in, away

entrare, allontanarsi zoppicando

the trawler limped into port

il motopeschereccio entrò con difficoltà in porto

limp² [Brit lɪmp, Am lɪmp] ADJ

limp material

flaccido, molle, floscio

limp gesture

debole, senza energia

limp handshake

fiacco, debole

limp style

privo di vigore, di energia

the lettuce is limp

la lattuga è appassita

the flowers look a bit limp

i fiori sembrano un po' afflosciati

to let oneself go limp

rilassare i muscoli

her right arm had gone limp

il suo braccio destro penzolava senza vita

I felt his body go limp

sentii il suo corpo venir meno

limp-dick [ˈlɪmpdɪk] N Am inf, pej

1. limp-dick (flabby person):

limp-dick

mollaccione m

limp-dick

tipo m senza spina dorsale

2. limp-dick (sexually):

limp-dick

impotente m

limp-wristed [Brit, Am ˌlɪmpˈrɪstəd] ADJ inf, offens

limp-wristed

effeminato

limp binding [ˌlɪmpˈbaɪndɪŋ] N

limp binding

rilegatura f flessibile

Translations for limping in the Italian»English Dictionary

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claudicante persona, andatura

limping

zoppicante persona

limping

andatura zoppicante

limping gait, limp

zoppicamento

limp

claudicare

to limp

zoppia

limp

limping in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for limping in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.limp¹ [lɪmp] VB intr

limp

zoppicare

II.limp¹ [lɪmp] N

to walk with a limp

zoppicare

limp² [lɪmp] ADJ

limp

floscio, -a

to have a limp handshake

dare la mano in modo poco energico

Translations for limping in the Italian»English Dictionary

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zoppicante

limping

arrancare

to limp along

zoppicare

to limp

afflosciarsi (vela, tessuto)

to become limp

limping Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to walk with a limp

zoppicare

to have a limp handshake

dare la mano in modo poco energico

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He suggested that the edmontosaur was a target because it may have been limping from this earlier injury.

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He may have had surgery, which would have explained his absence from public view between the pictures of him limping in discomfort and then with a walking-stick.

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The first manifestation, particularly in young children, may be limping.

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Trudging, staggering, limping, stumbling, tottering, doddering, shuffling, and crawling marked the downward trajectory.

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Enter man left, limping, with stick, shadowing in paint general lighting along.

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He is seen limping out on a makeshift crutch.

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Much of the music is taken up with a kind of inexorable, limping march.

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