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Detailed Translations for crippled from English to French

crippled:


Translation Matrix for crippled:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
mutilé cripple; maimed person
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- game; gimpy; halt; halting; lame
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- disabled; lame
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
boiteuse crippled; lame
boiteux crippled; lame
défiguré crippled; lame; maimed; mutilated damaged; defaced; disfigured; marked
en boitant crippled; lame
mutilé crippled; lame; maimed; mutilated deformed; disfigured; misshapen

Related Words for "crippled":


Synonyms for "crippled":


Related Definitions for "crippled":

  1. disabled in the feet or legs1
    • a crippled soldier1

Wiktionary Translations for crippled:

crippled
adjective
  1. having a physical impediment

cripple:

to cripple verb (cripples, crippled, crippling)

  1. to cripple (mutilate; maim)
    mutiler; défigurer; déformer
    • mutiler verb (mutile, mutiles, mutilons, mutilez, )
    • défigurer verb (défigure, défigures, défigurons, défigurez, )
    • déformer verb (déforme, déformes, déformons, déformez, )
  2. to cripple (paralyse; paralyze)
    paralyser
    • paralyser verb (paralyse, paralyses, paralysons, paralysez, )

Conjugations for cripple:

present
  1. cripple
  2. cripple
  3. cripples
  4. cripple
  5. cripple
  6. cripple
simple past
  1. crippled
  2. crippled
  3. crippled
  4. crippled
  5. crippled
  6. crippled
present perfect
  1. have crippled
  2. have crippled
  3. has crippled
  4. have crippled
  5. have crippled
  6. have crippled
past continuous
  1. was crippling
  2. were crippling
  3. was crippling
  4. were crippling
  5. were crippling
  6. were crippling
future
  1. shall cripple
  2. will cripple
  3. will cripple
  4. shall cripple
  5. will cripple
  6. will cripple
continuous present
  1. am crippling
  2. are crippling
  3. is crippling
  4. are crippling
  5. are crippling
  6. are crippling
subjunctive
  1. be crippled
  2. be crippled
  3. be crippled
  4. be crippled
  5. be crippled
  6. be crippled
diverse
  1. cripple!
  2. let's cripple!
  3. crippled
  4. crippling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

cripple [the ~] noun

  1. the cripple (maimed person)
    le mutilé; l'estropié

Translation Matrix for cripple:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
estropié cripple; maimed person
mutilé cripple; maimed person
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
défigurer cripple; maim; mutilate beat up; botch up; change form; damage; deform; disfigure; injure; knock about; mangle; maul; mess up; muck up; spoil; transform
déformer cripple; maim; mutilate change form; deform; disfigure; distort; reform; remodel; reorganise; reorganize; reshape; transform; twist words; warp
mutiler cripple; maim; mutilate botch up; mess up; muck up; spoil
paralyser cripple; paralyse; paralyze disarm; incapacitate; lay flat; palsy; paralyse; paralyze
- lame; stultify
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
estropié gibberish; jabber
mutilé crippled; deformed; disfigured; lame; maimed; misshapen; mutilated

Related Words for "cripple":

  • crippling, crippled, cripples, crippler

Synonyms for "cripple":


Related Definitions for "cripple":

  1. someone who is unable to walk normally because of an injury or disability to the legs or back1
  2. deprive of the use of a limb, especially a leg1
    • The accident has crippled her for life1
  3. deprive of strength or efficiency; make useless or worthless1
    • This measure crippled our efforts1

Wiktionary Translations for cripple:

cripple
verb
  1. to give someone a physical disability
noun
  1. person who has severe impairment in his physical abilities
cripple
noun
  1. personne avoir une ou les deux jambes tordues.
verb
  1. priver de l’usage d’un membre, soit par une blessure, soit par quelque coup, soit par une maladie. cf|estropié

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
cripple estropié Krüppelabwertend: Mensch mit körperlichen Behinderungen