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limp off

/lɪmp ɒf/

/lɪmp ɔf/

limp offverb

limped off

Past Simple

limped off

Past Participle

limping off

Gerund

/lɪmp ɒf/

/lɪmp ɔf/

Translations

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.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

hobble away

drag oneself off

stagger off

lurch away

shuffle off