v.蹒跚，跛行，捆绑(马等的)两腿(以防其走失)，阻止，妨碍
n.跛行，蹒跚，<口/方〉困境

原形：hobble第三人称单数：hobbles复数：hobbles过去式：hobbled过去分词：hobbled现在分词：hobbling

After spraining her ankle, she had to hobble around on crutches for a week.
（扭伤脚踝后，她不得不依靠拐杖跛行了一周。）
The old man hobbled along the street with his walking stick.
（老人拄着拐杖沿着街道蹒跚而行。）
Despite the blisters on her feet, she managed to hobble across the finish line.
（尽管脚上起了水泡，她还是设法一瘸一拐地走过了终点线。）
The injured horse could only hobble slowly back to the stable.
（受伤的马只能慢慢跛行回马厩。）
She hobbled over to the sofa, clearly in a lot of pain from her injured leg.
（她蹒跚着走向沙发，显然受伤的腿让她非常痛苦。）
The athlete, with a twisted ankle, hobbled off the field.
（那位扭伤了脚踝的运动员一瘸一拐地离开了赛场。）
After the surgery, he had to hobble around with the help of a physical therapist.
（手术后，他需要在物理治疗师的帮助下蹒跚行走。）
The worn-out shoes made him hobble uncomfortably throughout the day.
（破旧的鞋子使他一整天都不舒服地跛行。）
With a deep sigh, he hobbled out of the room, trying not to put weight on his injured foot.
（他深深地叹了口气，尽量不让受伤的脚承受重量，蹒跚地走出了房间。）
The little girl, who had just learned to walk, hobbled adorably towards her mother.
（刚学会走路的小女孩蹒跚着向妈妈可爱地走去。）