hobble

hobblehobbleD.J.:[ˈhɔbl]K.K.:[ˈhɑbəl]vi.1.■跛行; 蹒跚; 一瘸一拐地走I hurt my foot, and had to hobble home.我把脚弄伤了, 只得一瘸一拐地走回家。vt.1.■捆缚(马等)之两腿(以防走失)n.1.■跛行; 蹒跚

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hobble['hɔbl]vi.1.■一瘸一拐地走路，跛行；蹒跚：It's a pity for me to see an old woman hobble away.看着老太太蹒跚而去我心中很不是滋味。2.■摇晃不稳(或颠簸)地行进；不顺利地进行：Our plane hobbled through the cloud cluster.我们乘坐的飞机颠簸着穿过了那块云团。They finally divorced after 3 years' hobbling.过了三年打打闹闹的生活后，他们最终还是离婚了。3.■结结巴巴地说话：He hobbled only to girls.只有在和女孩子说话时他才会结结巴巴。vt.1.■使跛行：We were hobbled through the rugged depression.我们深一脚浅一脚地穿过了那块高低不平的洼地。2.■把(牲口等)的腿捆绊住，捆绊(马腿等)：to hobble horses捆绊住马腿3.■阻碍，妨碍；束缚：What hobbles you to continue your experiment?是什么阻碍了你继续搞试验呢?Don't always say you're hobbled by the board.你不要老说是受到委员会的制约。n.1.■跛行，跛行步态2.■3.■【体育】(用以套住几匹定步速的马的)束套4.■捆绊牲口的绳索(或重物等)5.■束缚物；束缚(或阻碍)的因素6.■[古语]困境，窘境变形vi.hobbledhobbling

hobblehobble[ˈhɔbl]vi.1.■跛行, 蹒跚(along, about)2.■(言行)不痛快; (诗)不流畅The old man hobbled along with the help of his grandson.老人在他的孙子挽扶下蹒跚而行。This poet is well-known for his -bling verses.这位诗人以他韵律不全的诗而闻名。

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词性变化hobble[ˈhɔbl]vt.1.■使跛行2.■使窘困; 妨碍3.■缚住(马等的腿)n.1.■跛行2.■困难; 窘惑3.■马的脚绊4.■韵律不全的诗be in [get into] a (nice) hobble陷于窘境, 进退维谷hobble skirt膝以下窄狭的裙子

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继承用法hobblinglyadv.