"He’s got a hitch in his gitalong" nghĩa là gì?

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"He’s got a hitch in his gitalong" = bị trói buộc -> nghĩa là đi khập khiễng; bị bệnh/đau ốm.

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When the bull got up to leave, it became obvious he had a hitch in his gitalong. “He's really limping,” Koenig said.

I try to stay healthy. I eat bread that has more fiber than a birchbark canoe. I reach for a carrot stick instead of a carrot cake, sometimes. I avoid a hitch in my gitalong by letting the yard sale host wrestle the 200-pound concrete doe into my truck bed.

I’ve thought about his response often when I’m out shooting one of my .22 Magnums, including the PMR30. My son is a young man with none of the arthritis (chứng viêm khớp), bursitis (viêm túi thanh mạc) and other painful diseases plaguing us old folks but he occasionally has a hitch in his gitalong from a football injury. Nobody likes to get shot and the psychological aspect of lots of bullets coming at you fast could stop aggressive behavior as fast as the damage those bullets are doing.

Ka Tina

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