limp off

UK
/lɪmp ɒf/
US
/lɪmp ɔf/

Translations

limp offverb
limped off
Past Simple
limped off
Past Participle
limping off
Gerund
UK
/lɪmp ɒf/
US
/lɪmp ɔf/
s'en aller en boitant
After twisting his ankle during the game, he had to limp off the field.
Après s'être foulé la cheville pendant le match, il a dû s'en aller en boitant du terrain.
Synonyms
hobble away
drag oneself off
stagger off
lurch away
shuffle off

Definitions

limp offverb
To walk with difficulty, typically because of a damaged or stiff leg or foot, and gradually move away from a place.
After twisting his ankle during the game, he had to limp off the field.