1.蹒跚,跛行 (along; about)
2.(说话,行动)疙疙瘩瘩;(诗)不流畅
3.使跛行
4.将(马的)两只脚拴在一起
5.阻碍
1.蹒跚,跛行 (along; about)
2.(说话,行动)疙疙瘩瘩;(诗)不流畅
3.使跛行
4.将(马的)两只脚拴在一起
5.阻碍
1.跛行;韵律不全的诗
2.马的脚绊
3.〈口,方〉困境
1.to prevent something developing or being successful
2.to walk slowly and with difficulty because your feet are sore or injured
3.to prevent an animal or person from moving by tying their legs together
1.If she is picked, one of her greatest challenges may be to prove she is not hobbled by her lack of an academic economics background.
如果被选中，拉加德面临的最重大挑战，或许是如何证明自己不会因为缺乏经济学学术背景而跛脚。
2.The boy has never been able to run and play cricket like other children, hobbled by chronic shortness of breath and weakness.
因为呼吸长期缺乏，体质羸弱，男孩走路一瘸一拐，一直没法像其他孩子一样奔跑、打板球。
3.He eventually set off, slowly, "whimpering audibly, " he said, as he hobbled to his connecting gate.
最后，他还是开始慢慢的走路了，他说当他步履蹒跚的走到登机门时都“哽咽起来了”。
4.Virtually the only piece left from Travelers will be a hobbled version of the investment bank formerly known as Salomon Brothers.
Travelers留下的唯一财产，几乎就将是前称为所罗门兄弟（SalomonBrothers）的投资银行的缩减版。
5.She howled and hobbled about for a few moments while her mother apologized over the promising sound of sprinkling quarters.
她满地打转地嚎叫了半天，她妈妈在旁边的道歉声掩盖了两角五分硬币掉落的声音。
6.Yeltsin bombed his way out of the threat of civil war and managed to hang on to power, but Russia was left hobbled.
叶利钦炸出一条路，避免了内战，保住了权力，但是把俄罗斯留在了混乱中。
7.In last week's New Statesman, he said the MPC was "hobbled by groupthink" .
在上周的《新政治家》（NewStatesman）中，他表示货币政策委员会因为“群体思维”而举步维艰。
8.That's one of the things that's kept research in some of these areas hobbled, there is a squeamishness about this conversation.
这是一个对事物的研究一直在这些领域的一些步履蹒跚，有一个神经质关于这次谈话。
9.Filch hobbled across to his desk, snatched up the envelope, and threw it into a drawer.
费尔奇一瘸一拐地走向桌子，一把抓起信封，扔进了抽屉。
10.suddenly the door opened and an old woman , leaning on a crutch , hobbled out.
门突然开了，一个老太婆拄着拐棍儿，摇摇摆摆地走出来。