走得一拐一拐
這一族就是核心畫面本身，從真的用腳走，一路延伸到只是「像那樣往前挪」。
verb · B2
To walk in a slow, uneven, awkward way, taking short careful steps, because your legs or feet hurt or are injured.
跛行；一拐一拐地走
核心畫面
A step that cannot be finished. The foot goes down, the weight will not go with it, and the foot comes straight back up — so the stride is cut short and the body dips and rises. Whatever is moving is still moving; it just cannot open up and go. Every use of this word keeps those two halves together: still going, held short.
可以想成：一個踏不滿的步伐。腳落下去了，重量卻沒跟著壓下去，於是腳馬上又收回來。步子被截短，身體跟著一沉一抬。重點是…更多收起
可以想成：一個踏不滿的步伐。腳落下去了，重量卻沒跟著壓下去，於是腳馬上又收回來。步子被截短，身體跟著一沉一抬。重點是兩件事同時成立：東西還在動，可是伸展不開、走不遠。這個字的每一個用法都同時保留這兩半。有時候截短它的是痛，有時候是一條繩子，有時候是缺錢或缺人手。Two branches
把腿綁住：走得了，走不遠
同樣是被截短的步子，只是這次不是因為痛，而是有人故意讓它只能走這麼遠。
verb · C2
To tie two of an animal's legs loosely together, so that it can move about a little but cannot run away.
絆住牲口的腿