Dejar a alguien físicamente impedido, a menudo dañándole las extremidades.
To physically disable someone, often damaging limbs.
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El accidente no le quebrará el ánimo. — The accident will not cripple her spirit.
La crisis financiera paralizará la economía. — The financial crisis will cripple the economy.
La organización benéfica financia programas para un lisiado. — The charity helps fund programs for a cripple.
No quiere hundir al equipo con sus errores. — He doesn't want to cripple the team with his mistakes.
¿Cómo podemos evitar los factores que frenan el crecimiento? — How can we prevent factors that cripple growth?
¿Has visto hoy a un tullido en el parque? — Have you seen a cripple in the park today?
¿Le dejará esta lesión sin poder andar? — Will this injury cripple his ability to walk?
Las inversiones podrían lastrar mucho nuestro progreso. — Investments could cripple our progress significantly.
Cada semana hace voluntariado ayudando a un lisiado. — She volunteers to assist a cripple every week.
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