hobble
hobble 英 ['hɒb(ə)l] 美 ['hɑbl]
vi. 蹒跚；跛行 vt. 使跛行 n. 跛行步态
进行时:hobbling 过去式:hobbled 过去分词:hobbled 第三人称单数:hobbles 名词复数:hobbles
- When you hobble, you walk awkwardly or unsteadily because you're in pain. You might wipe out on your bike and then hobble back home, pushing it in front of you.
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- vi. 蹒跚；跛行
- vt. 使跛行
- n. 跛行步态
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1. The Spain midfielder missed the midweek Champions League victory over Porto because of the hamstring problem which had seen him hobble out of the win against Burnley.
西班牙中场在上周与伯尔利的比赛中蹒跚下场，正因为这次腿部的伤势使他错过了周中对阵波尔图的冠军杯比赛。
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2. This will hobble the development of cheaper sources of clean energy, delaying the much-needed expansion of clean energy markets and increasing costs for U. S. consumers.
这将阻碍廉价清洁能源资源的开发，延迟迫切需要的清洁能源市场的扩大，并且会增加美国消费者的支出。
- hobble (n.) 1727, "a hobbling gait," from hobble (v.). From 1775 as "something that hobbles."
- hobble (v.) c. 1300, hoblen "to rock back and forth, toss up and down," probably from or cognate with dialectal German hoppeln, Dutch hobbelen "toss, ride on a hobby-horse; stutter, stammer" (which, however, is not recorded before late 15c.). Or perhaps a variant frequentative of hop (v.).
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