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How is the word ковылять спотыкаясь translated from Russian to English

Двигаться неуклюже, запинаясь и волоча ноги.

To move clumsily, tripping and dragging feet.

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English translation
Stumble-shamble

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  • Он, спотыкаясь, доковылял до двери. — He stumble-shambled to the door.

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FAQ about “ковылять спотыкаясь”

How is “ковылять спотыкаясь” translated from Russian?
“ковылять спотыкаясь” translates into English as “Stumble-shamble”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “ковылять спотыкаясь” mean?
Meaning of “ковылять спотыкаясь”: Двигаться неуклюже, запинаясь и волоча ноги. In English — “Stumble-shamble”.
What part of speech is “ковылять спотыкаясь”?
“ковылять спотыкаясь” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “ковылять спотыкаясь”?
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