hobble in Irish
hobble in Irish is habal — hobble means to walk with difficulty, typically because of an injury or pain.
hobble in Irish
habal
An unsteady, off-balance step.
What does "hobble" mean?
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verb To walk with difficulty, typically because of an injury or pain.
"He hobbled to the bus stop on his sprained ankle."
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verb To restrict or hinder someone or something's progress.
"A lack of funding hobbled the project from the start."
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noun A strap tied between an animal's legs to stop it wandering or running off.
"The rancher fitted a hobble on the horse before leaving it to graze."
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hobble in a sentence
- He hobbled to the bus stop on his sprained ankle.
- The old dog hobbled across the yard toward its bowl.
- A lack of funding hobbled the project from the start.
- The rancher fitted a hobble on the horse before leaving it to graze.
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What is "hobble" in Irish?
"hobble" in Irish is habal. hobble means: To walk with difficulty, typically because of an injury or pain.
How do you use "hobble" in a sentence?
Example: "He hobbled to the bus stop on his sprained ankle." In Irish, "hobble" is habal.
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