lame
નબળું
definition
verb
somebody lamed him with a stone
make (a person or animal) lame.
noun
fabric with interwoven gold or silver threads.
adjective
(of fabric or a garment) interwoven with gold or silver threads.
translation of 'lame '
પાંગળું,
લૂલું,
નબળું,
લંગડું,
પંગુ
adjective
અપંગ
example
Contemporary Christian music may be 'lame' and uninspiring, but the answer is not to be found in longing, naively and uncritically, for mainstream success.
A President Kerry will make the 'lame' walk and the blind see!
In his 'lame' explanation he said he didn't remember the plot of the 1970s flick.
For example, the ‘dangerous’ practice of wearing heels to the point where they 'lame' you is probably limited to pockets of the corporate world.
But M.G. Anand conquered the illness, as he overcame a 'lame' leg when he was just two years old.
"Hi, " I said and regretted it immediately because I sounded so 'lame' .
Isn't it a bit 'lame' that I even have to think about this?
Sometimes its good stuff, mostly its really 'lame' corny jokes.
I want to know what shes thinking right now, I'm so 'lame' .
Another of the BBC's 'lame' excuses for going ahead with the episode is that it will not be screened until the autumn.
A damning indictment for a Paul Bartel film, Lust in the Dust is found guilty of being bland and 'lame' .
The four-year-old son of Scenic appeared perceptibly 'lame' in his right hind leg during the broadcast.
Making up 'lame' excuses for herself is just making her look like an even bigger joke than she already is.
‘He was a little bit 'lame' after the race but now he's fine,’ Pletcher said.
Bella thought this was a completely 'lame' excuse to avoid her.
I think most of it is completely 'lame' and uninteresting until we get down to Hard Acid Techno and VGM (Video Game Music).
I was on edge, waiting for the sound of that 'lame' foot being dragged on the floor.
However he realised that it just would not be that easy, for he himself had a 'lame' leg and could only move slowly.
On the personal side, in the spring of 1947 Hua underwent an operation at the John Hopkins University on his 'lame' leg that much improved his gait thereafter, to his and his family's delight.
But alarm bells began ringing in January last year when Dolly become 'lame' in one leg and was found to have arthritis.
The three of us all laughed at my rather 'lame' joke, then my mother continued conversation.
Though born 'lame' in one leg, and displaying a streak of romanticism, Agesilaus was typically Spartan in his qualities and limitations.
The passage assumes that the blind will, in fact, want their sight back and the deaf to hear again, the 'lame' to walk properly and dumb to speak.
There's a gratuitous poignancy provided by the fact that she's 'lame' , which is no doubt to suggest that she won't be able to get another man - it fell a bit flat for me.
There were also some 'lame' sheep and others suffering from diarrhoea.
She ducked behind a bush, and knelt, weary of walking on her 'lame' foot.
And a lot of it was conjured by those three 'lame' idiots.
She cites his frequent absence on film shoots as a reason for the split-up, but I find that a completely 'lame' excuse.
In other words, having your period is a totally 'lame' excuse for skipping track practice.
Was Edward haphazard, scattered, and more than a little 'lame' ?
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