WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2025:
| Hlavní překlady |
| limping adj | (walking with a limp) | kulhající, belhající příd |
| | The limping runner could not finish the race. |
WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2025:
| Hlavní překlady |
| limp⇒ vi | (walking) | kulhat ned |
| | | belhat se ned |
| | Karen limped to her car after rolling her ankle while walking down the stairs. |
| limp n | (walking) | kulhání s |
| | | belhání s |
| | Since Tom came back from the war he has walked with a limp. |
| limp adj | (not rigid) | ochablý příd |
| | Your handshake is too limp; a firm handshake is better for a job interview. |
| Další překlady |
| limp adj | (arm or leg) (končetina) | bezvládný příd |
| | Paul gave up and let his arms go limp. |
| limp adj | (weak, spiritless) | slabý příd |
| | | bezduchý příd |
| | The manager thought all the people who applied for the job were boring, limp whiners. |
| limp vi | figurative ([sth]: move as if injured) (hovor.: dojet s obtížemi) | dokodrcat se dok |
| | (přeneseně: obtížně jít) | dobelhat se dok |
| | One of the engines broke down on the airplane and we had to limp to the nearest city for an emergency landing. |