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A n to walk with ou have a limp boiter ; to have a slight limp in one's left leg boiter légèrement du pied gauche.B adj [material, gesture, handshake, style] mou/molle ; the lettuce is limp la salade n'est plus croquante ; the flowers look a bit limp les fleurs n'ont plus l'air très fraîches ; to let oneself go limp relâcher ses muscles ; her right arm had gone limp elle n'avait plus aucune force dans le bras droit ; I felt his body go limp j'ai senti tous les muscles de son corps se relâcher.C vi to limp along boiter ; to limp in/away entrer/s'éloigner en boitant ; the trawler limped into port le chalutier regagna le port tant bien que mal.
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