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to hang limp

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1 limp

limp

1. limp [lɪmp] vi hinken, humpeln; ( fig) mit Müh und Not [o nur schleppend] vorankommen;

the damaged yacht \limped back to the port die beschädigte Yacht schleppte sich in den Hafen zurück;

his speech just \limped along seine Rede schleppte sich so dahin n

no pl Hinken nt, Humpeln nt;

to walk with a \limp hinken

2. limp [lɪmp] adj

1) ( not stiff) schlaff; cloth, material weich; leaves, flowers welk; voice matt, müde

2) lit

a \limp book ein Taschenbuch

3) ( weak) schlapp, kraftlos;

this effort left him \limp nach dieser Anstrengung war er völlig erledigt ( fam)

he let his body go \limp er entspannte alle Muskeln;

\limp efforts halbherzige Bemühungen;

to have a \limp handshake einen laschen Händedruck haben;

a \limp response eine schwache Reaktion;

to hang \limp schlaff herunterhängen

English-German students dictionary > limp
2 limp

I 1. intransitive verb
(lit. or fig.) hinken

the ship managed to limp into port — das Schiff schaffte es mit Müh und Not in den Hafen
2. noun
Hinken, das

walk with a limp — hinken
II adjective
(not stiff, lit. or fig.) schlaff; welk [Blumen]

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[limp] I adjective
(lacking stiffness or strength; drooping: a limp lettuce; a limp excuse.) schlaff
II 1. verb
(to walk in an uneven manner (usually because one has hurt one's foot or leg): He twisted his ankle and came limping home.) hinken
2. noun
(the act of limping: He walks with a limp.) das Hinken

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limp¹

[lɪmp]

I. vi hinken, humpeln; ( fig) mit Müh und Not [o nur schleppend] vorankommen

the damaged yacht \limped back to the port die beschädigte Yacht schleppte sich in den Hafen zurück

his speech just \limped along seine Rede schleppte sich so dahin

II. n no pl Hinken nt, Humpeln nt

to walk with a \limp hinken

limp²

[lɪmp]

adj

1. (not stiff) schlaff; cloth, material weich; leaves, flowers welk; voice matt, müde

2. LIT

a \limp book ein Taschenbuch

3. (weak) schlapp, kraftlos

this effort left him \limp nach dieser Anstrengung war er völlig erledigt fam

he let his body go \limp er entspannte alle Muskeln

\limp efforts halbherzige Bemühungen

to have a \limp handshake einen laschen Händedruck haben

a \limp response eine schwache Reaktion

to hang \limp schlaff herunterhängen

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I [lɪmp]
1. n
Hinken nt, Humpeln nt
to walk with a limp — hinken, humpeln

the accident left him with a limp — seit dem Unfall hinkt er

he has a bad limp — er hinkt or humpelt sehr stark

2. vi
hinken, humpeln
the ship managed to limp into port — das Schiff kam gerade noch or mit Müh und Not in den Hafen
II
adj (+er)
schlapp, schlaff; handshake schlaff; flowers welk; material, cloth weich; voice matt, müde; (= effeminate) süßlich
to hang limp (arms, flag) — schlaff herunterhängen

he's a limp sort of character — er hat einen schwachen Charakter

let your body go limp — alle Muskeln entspannen, alles locker lassen

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limp¹ [lımp]

A v/i

1. hinken (auch fig Vers etc), humpeln

2. sich (dahin)schleppen (auch fig)

B s Hinken n:

walk with a limp hinken, humpeln

limp² [lımp] adj

1. schlaff, schlapp:

go limp erschlaffen;

a limp gesture eine müde Handbewegung;

a limp joke ein müder Witz

2. biegsam, weich (Einband etc)

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I 1. intransitive verb
(lit. or fig.) hinken

the ship managed to limp into port — das Schiff schaffte es mit Müh und Not in den Hafen
2. noun
Hinken, das

walk with a limp — hinken
II adjective
(not stiff, lit. or fig.) schlaff; welk [Blumen]

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v.

hinken v.

humpeln v.

lahmen v.

English-german dictionary > limp
3 limp

limp I adjective
(lacking stiffness or strength; drooping: a limp lettuce; a limp excuse.) slapp, som henger med hodet
II 1. verb
(to walk in an uneven manner (usually because one has hurt one's foot or leg): He twisted his ankle and came limping home.) halte, hinke
2. noun
(the act of limping: He walks with a limp.) halting

halte
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halting

I
subst. \/lɪmp\/

halting, hinking, humping

have a limp in one's gait eller walk with a limp halte
II
verb \/lɪmp\/

humpe, hinke, halte (også overført)
III
adj. \/lɪmp\/

1) slapp, kraftløs

• a limp hand

en slapp hånd

• the flowers looked limp in the heat

blomstene hang i varmen

2) ( om bokinnbinding) myk, bøyelig

limb cloth\/binding ( på bok) bøyelig bokbind

English-Norwegian dictionary > limp
4 in *****

[ɪn]
1. prep

1) (place, position) in

in the country — in campagna

in the garden — in giardino

in my hand — in mano

in here — qui dentro

in the house — in casa

in school — a scuola

in the school — nella scuola

in there — lì dentro

in the town — in città

2) (with place names: of town) a, (of region, country) in

in England — in Inghilterra

it's in France — è in Francia

in London — a Londra

in Sicily — in Sicilia

it's in the United States — è negli Stati Uniti

in Yorkshire — nello Yorkshire

3) (time: during) in

in 1994 — nel 1994

at 4 o'clock in the afternoon — alle 4 del pomeriggio

in autumn — in autunno

in the 20th century — nel ventesimo secolo

in those days — a quei tempi, allora

in the daytime — di or durante il giorno, durante la giornata

in the eighties — negli anni ottanta

in May — in maggio, a maggio, nel mese di maggio

in the morning — di or alla mattina, la mattina, nella mattinata

in the mornings — di or alla mattina, la mattina

in the past — nel or in passato

in spring — in primavera

in (the) summer — in estate, d'estate

in (the) winter — in inverno, d'inverno

she has not been here in years — sono anni che non viene qui

4) (time: in the space of) in, (after) tra, fra

it will be ready in 2 days — sarà pronto fra due giorni

I did it in 3 hours — l'ho fatto in 3 ore

she will return the money in a month — restituirà i soldi tra un mese

5)

(manner, means) a statue carved in wood — una statua intagliata nel legno

to pay in dollars — pagare in dollari

dressed in green/a skirt/trousers — vestito (-a) di verde/con una gonna/con i calzoni

in English — in inglese

in ink — a penna

in Italian — in italiano

the man in the hat — l'uomo con il cappello

in alphabetical order — in ordine alfabetico

painted in red — dipinto (-a) di rosso

in part — in parte

in pencil — a matita

in person — di persona

in large/small quantities — in grandi/piccole quantità

in a loud/soft voice — a voce alta/bassa

in watercolour — ad acquerello

in a whisper — sussurrando

in writing — per iscritto

6)

(circumstance) in the dark(ness) — al buio, nell'oscurità

in (the) daylight — alla or con la luce del giorno

to be 10 metres in height — essere alto (-a) 10 metri

to be 10 metres in length — essere lungo (-a) 10 metri

in the moonlight — al chiaro di luna

a change in policy — un cambiamento di prassi

a rise in prices — un aumento dei prezzi

in the rain — sotto la pioggia

in the shade — all'ombra

in the sun — al sole

in all weathers — con qualsiasi tempo, qualsiasi tempo faccia

to be 10 metres in width — essere largo (-a) 10 metri

7)

(mood, state) to act in anger — agire per rabbia

in good condition or repair — in buono stato, in buone condizioni

in despair — disperato (-a)

lame in the left leg — zoppo (-a) dalla gamba sinistra

to live in luxury — vivere nel lusso

in private — in privato

to be in a rage — essere su tutte le furie

in secret — in segreto

in tears — in lacrime

8)

(ratio, number) in hundreds — a centinaia

once in a hundred years — una volta ogni cento anni

one person/car in ten — una persona/macchina su dieci

20 pence in the pound — 20 pence per sterlina

in twos — a due a due

9) (people, works) in

this is common in children/cats — questo è comune nei or per i bambini/gatti

she has it in her to succeed — ha in sé la capacità di riuscire

they have a good leader in him — hanno in lui un ottimo capo

in (the works of) Shakespeare — in Shakespeare

10)

(in profession) to be in the army — essere nell'esercito

to be in publishing — lavorare nell'editoria

to be in teaching — fare l'insegnante, insegnare

to be in the motor trade — lavorare nel settore automobilistico

11) (after superlative) di

the best pupil in the class — il migliore alunno della classe

the biggest in Europe — il più grande d'Europa

the smallest in Europe — il più piccolo d'Europa

12)

(with present participle) in saying this — dicendo questo, nel dir questo

13)

in that — dal momento che, visto che

in all — in tutto

2. adv

to be in — (person) esserci, (train, ship, plane) essere arrivato (-a), (crops, harvest) essere raccolto (-a), (in fashion) essere di moda, (fam: in power) essere al potere

to ask sb in — invitare qn a entrare

day in, day out pej — dalla mattina alla sera

we're in for a snow storm — si prepara una tormenta

he is in for trouble — lo aspettano dei guai

he's in for it fam — è nei guai, lo aspettano guai seri

to have it in for sb fam — avercela con qn

is he in? — lui c'è?

to limp in — entrare zoppicando

my luck is in — la fortuna è dalla mia (parte)

to be in on a plan/secret — essere al corrente di un progetto/segreto

to be in and out of work — non durare mai molto in un impiego

to be in and out of hospital/prison — essere sempre dentro e fuori dall'ospedale/di prigione

their party is in — il loro partito è al potere

to run in — entrare correndo

3. n

the ins and outs of the problem — tutti i particolari del problema

4. adj

fam in inv

it's an in club — è un club molto 'in'

it's an in joke — è una cosa nostra

it's the in thing to do fam — è la cosa 'in' del momento

hang-gliding is the in thing to do — fare del deltaplano è 'in'

English-Italian dictionary > in *****
5 limpet

noun

(Zool.) Napfschnecke, die

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['limpit]
noun

(a type of small, cone-shaped shellfish that fastens itself very firmly to rocks.) die Napfschnecke

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lim·pet

[ˈlɪmpɪt]

n

1. (mollusc) Napfschnecke f

to cling to sb like a \limpet wie eine Klette an jdm hängen, sich akk wie eine Klette an jdn hängen

2. AM (limpet mine) Haftmine f

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['lImpɪt]
n
Napfschnecke f
to stick to sb like a limpet (inf) — wie eine Klette an jdm hängen

* * *

limpet [ˈlımpıt] s ZOOL Napfschnecke f:

hold on ( oder hang on, cling) to sb like a limpet fig wie eine Klette an jemandem hängen

* * *

noun

(Zool.) Napfschnecke, die

English-german dictionary > limpet

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