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lame

/leym/US // leɪm //UK // (leɪm) //

跛脚,蹩脚的,跛脚的,瘸腿的

Related Words

sore酸痛,疼痛,疼痛感,疮flimsy单薄,单薄的,脆弱的,薄薄的disabled残疾人,残疾,残障人士,残缺的halt停住,停顿,停止,驻足stiff僵硬的,坚硬的,僵硬,坚硬deformed畸形的,变形的,不成形的,不成样子的pained痛苦的,痛心的,痛苦不堪的,痛心handicapped残障,残障人士,残疾人,残疾raw未生的,未生,未生熟的,未生的人game游戏,游戏中,游戏中的hobbling蹒跚学步,步履蹒跚,蹒跚的脚步,蹒跚而行sidelined被搁置的,被排挤的,被搁置,边缘化limping跛行,跛脚,一瘸一拐的,跛脚的bruised伤痕累累,伤痕累累的,瘀伤的,淤青的gimp虾米,虾兵蟹将,虾仁,虾米网poor穷人,贫穷,可怜的,穷thin薄,单薄,薄薄的,细faltering颤颤巍巍,颤颤巍巍的,颤巍巍的,颤巍巍gimpy矮胖子,矮小的,矮小,矮小的人faulty有问题的,有缺陷的,错误的,有问题

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    lam·er, lam·est.

    • : physically disabled, especially in the foot or leg so as to limp or walk with difficulty: a lame racehorse.
    • : impaired or disabled through defect or injury: a lame arm.
    • : weak; inadequate; unsatisfactory; clumsy: a lame excuse.
    • : Slang: Sometimes Disparaging and Offensive. awkward, dull, stupid, or uninteresting: The party was lame so we bailed early.
    • : Slang: Sometimes Disparaging and Offensive. out of touch with modern fads or trends; unsophisticated.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    lamed, lam·ing.

    • : to make lame or defective.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Slang: Sometimes Disparaging and Offensive. a person who is out of touch with modern fads or trends, especially one who is unsophisticated.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.unable to walk properly
Synonyms
sore酸痛,疼痛,疼痛感,疮bruised伤痕累累,伤痕累累的,瘀伤的,淤青的deformed畸形的,变形的,不成形的,不成样子的disabled残疾人,残疾,残障人士,残缺的game游戏,游戏中,游戏中的gimp虾米,虾兵蟹将,虾仁,虾米网halt停住,停顿,停止,驻足handicapped残障,残障人士,残疾人,残疾hobbling蹒跚学步,步履蹒跚,蹒跚的脚步,蹒跚而行limping跛行,跛脚,一瘸一拐的,跛脚的pained痛苦的,痛心的,痛苦不堪的,痛心raw未生的,未生,未生熟的,未生的人sidelined被搁置的,被排挤的,被搁置,边缘化stiff僵硬的,坚硬的,僵硬,坚硬gimpy矮胖子,矮小的,矮小,矮小的人
adj.feeble, weak
Synonyms
flimsy单薄,单薄的,脆弱的,薄薄的faltering颤颤巍巍,颤颤巍巍的,颤巍巍的,颤巍巍poor穷人,贫穷,可怜的,穷thin薄,单薄,薄薄的,细faulty有问题的,有缺陷的,错误的,有问题flabby软弱无力,软绵绵的,软弱,软弱的inadequate不够,不足,不足的,不够的ineffective无效的,无效,不起作用的,不起作用inefficient效率低下,效率不高,效率低,低效率insufficient不够,不足,不充分,不够充分unconvincing没有说服力的,难以令人信服,没有说服力,难以令人信服的unpersuasive没有说服力的,没有说服力,毫无说服力的,不具说服力unpleasing令人不快的,不愉快的,令人不快,不愉快unsatisfactory不尽人意,不满意,不满意的,不尽如人意unsuitable不合适的,不合适,不适合,不适当的

Examples

  • Just lame, fake-seeming "Thank you soooo much" nonsense, and an Amazon gift card.

  • In recent weeks, the lame-duck president has issued a rapid flurry of pardons to allies, friends and fellow Republicans, including full pardons to some who pleaded guilty to lying to federal law enforcement during the Russia investigation.

  • The analysis does not consider reelections or transitions between leaders within the same party, because the risk of anti-democratic actions or abuses of lame-duck power in those scenarios is relatively low.

  • While not a huge shift, this is the opposite of what typically happens in the lame-duck period.

  • Facebook apps make lame promises like this in exchange for access to the scads of personal information that Facebook already collects about you.

  • One of the most persistent myths in American politics is the media-fueled concept of the lame duck.

  • Almost every two-term president gets a pasting in the midterms, but Obama now faces lame-duck issues on an historic scale.

  • In the short term, any hopes for an active lame-duck session will rest on the results of the election, King said.

  • What he had created was a quick Web tool, but QuickWeb sounded lame, as if conjured up by a com­mittee at Microsoft.

  • Also, he gave a lame excuse: ‘I couldn't find a pic that expresses both sides.’

  • My head feels quite lame from so much practicing, the consequence, I suppose, of so much listening.

  • Next morning the hero of Wagram, lame from the effect of a kick from his horse, was summoned before the Emperor.

  • His donkey had gone lame, he abandoned it to the boys behind, he climbed in to drive with Lettice.

  • As she turned the corner, a lame child in a calico dress and torn hood staggered past her bent with the weight of a heavy basket.

  • Some one must have noticed that they were more apt to be lame after sitting on the cold ground while they were warm.

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