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lame
B1
adjective
Usage:
82%
disabled, limping
Translation: disabled, limping
Pronunciation: /leɪm/
Meaning: unable to walk normally because of injury or weakness

This meaning describes impaired movement caused by injury, pain, or physical weakness.

The horse became lame after the race.

He was temporarily lame in one leg.

2
B1
informal adjective
Usage:
95%
poor, unconvincing
Translation: poor, unconvincing
Pronunciation: /leɪm/
Meaning: weak, ineffective, or unconvincing

This informal meaning describes an explanation, effort, or response lacking strength or credibility.

That was a lame excuse.

The campaign ended with a lame apology.

3
B1
informal adjective
Usage:
91%
boring, uncool
Translation: boring, uncool
Pronunciation: /leɪm/
Meaning: boring, unfashionable, or socially unimpressive

This slang use expresses strong disapproval of something considered dull, embarrassing, or uncool.

They thought the party was lame.

That joke is really lame.

4
C1
verb
Usage:
28%
disable, weaken
Translation: disable, weaken
Pronunciation: /leɪm/
Meaning: to make a person, animal, or organization less effective

As a verb, lame means causing physical disability or seriously weakening effectiveness.

The injury lamed the horse permanently.

Budget cuts lamed the entire program.

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