I. hobble [ˈhɒbl, америк. ˈhɑ:bl] ГЛ. неперех.
II. hobble [ˈhɒbl, америк. ˈhɑ:bl] ГЛ. перех.
1. hobble liter (hinder):
2. hobble (tie legs):
- hobble animal
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| you | hobbled |
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| we | hobbled |
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| I | have | hobbled |
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| you | had | hobbled |
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| we | had | hobbled |
| you | had | hobbled |
| they | had | hobbled |
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Mules and horses typically required herding day and night and often had to be staked out on a rope or hobbled.
en.wikipedia.org Note that this description creates an exaggerated hobble often seen with newer dancers.
en.wikipedia.org However, unable to do much training and hobbled by his injury he had losing records in the following two tournaments.
en.wikipedia.org They earned mid-table results there until being relegated in 1972 carrying with them a heavy debt burden that hobbled the club for years.
en.wikipedia.org With their running game hobbled, the 49ers trailed 140 at the half, and 2010 going into the fourth quarter.
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