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pato cojo
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
lame duck SUBST
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. lame [Am leɪm, Brit leɪm] ADJ
1.1. lame (in foot, leg):
rengo LatAm
renco Col RíoPl
quedarse cojo (or renco etc.)
1.2. lame (stiff):
lame shoulder
2. lame (weak):
lame excuse
lame excuse
II. lame [Am leɪm, Brit leɪm] VERB trans
dejar rengo LatAm
duck1 [Am dək, Brit dʌk] SUBST
1. duck C:
hacer patitos CSur Méx
2. duck U GASTRO:
I. duck2 [Am dək, Brit dʌk] VERB intr
II. duck2 [Am dək, Brit dʌk] VERB trans
1. duck (lower):
duck head
duck head
2. duck (submerge):
3. duck (dodge):
duck question
duck question
duck responsibility
duck responsibility
duck3 [Am dək, Brit dʌk] SUBST Brit ugs (as term of address)
tesoro ugs
majo m / maja f Esp ugs
duck4 [Am dək, Brit dʌk] SUBST
1. duck U (fabric):
2. duck <ducks, pl > MODE:
duck5 [Am dək, Brit dʌk] SUBST (in cricket)
im PONS Wörterbuch
lame [leɪm] ADJ
1. lame person, horse:
2. lame:
lame argument
lame excuse
duck1 [dʌk] SUBST Brit ugs
I. duck2 [dʌk] SUBST
1. duck (bird):
2. duck SPORT:
Wendungen:
II. duck2 [dʌk] VERB intr
1. duck (dip head):
2. duck (go under water):
3. duck (hide):
III. duck2 [dʌk] VERB trans
1. duck (lower suddenly):
2. duck (avoid):
duck übtr
OpenDict-Eintrag
lame ADJ
im PONS Wörterbuch
lame [leɪm] ADJ
1. lame person, horse:
2. lame ugs:
lame argument
lame excuse
lame excuse
lame effort
I. duck [dʌk] SUBST
1. duck (bird):
2. duck (lowering of head):
Wendungen:
II. duck [dʌk] VERB intr
1. duck (dip head):
2. duck (go under water):
3. duck (hide):
to duck out of sth ugs
III. duck [dʌk] VERB trans
1. duck (lower suddenly):
2. duck (avoid):
duck übtr
Present
Ilame
youlame
he/she/itlames
welame
youlame
theylame
Past
Ilamed
youlamed
he/she/itlamed
welamed
youlamed
theylamed
Present Perfect
Ihavelamed
youhavelamed
he/she/ithaslamed
wehavelamed
youhavelamed
theyhavelamed
Past Perfect
Ihadlamed
youhadlamed
he/she/ithadlamed
wehadlamed
youhadlamed
theyhadlamed
PONS OpenDict

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She said that she was resigning her leadership position immediately because her caucus could not afford a lame duck leader in negotiations next session.
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Thereby she was in the interesting position of being a lame duck the moment she was elected.
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He was not a lame duck but took a deep interest in the behind-the-scenes negotiations.
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This session was commonly called the lame duck session.
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Eight of the 15 lame duck sessions have lasted between 25 and 37 calendar days; only three have exceeded this range.
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