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Give me the crutches

🇬🇧 UK //ɡɪv miː ðə ˈkrʌtʃɪz// 🇺🇸 US //ɡɪv mi ðə ˈkrʌtʃɪz//

Meaning of Give me the crutches

Medical devices used for assistance in walking after an injury.

In simple words: Things that help you walk when you're injured

Give me the crutches in a sentence

• After the injury, my doctor said, 'Give me the crutches to help you walk again.'
• I told my friend, 'Make sure to give me the crutches before we head outside.'
• She went to physical therapy and said, 'This time, please give me the crutches quicker.'
• The nurse instructed, 'Give me the crutches so I can assist your movement.'
• When preparing for rehabilitation, my coach reminded me, 'Don't forget to give me the crutches!'

How to use Give me the crutches

Often used in medical or recovery situations. Generally neutral and not often used informally.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine someone verbally asking for their walking aids - they're craving support!

Related words

Collocations with Give me the crutches

• give me the support
• give someone crutches
• ask for crutches

Synonyms for Give me the crutches

• walking aids
• support devices
• mobility aids

Common mistakes with Give me the crutches

• 'Crutches' used in singular form – should always be plural.
• Confused with similar phrases like 'give me the tools.'
• Assuming crutches are only for walking; they can symbolize support in other contexts.

Frequently asked questions about "Give me the crutches"

What does "Give me the crutches" mean?

Things that help you walk when you're injured

What is the definition of "Give me the crutches"?

Medical devices used for assistance in walking after an injury.

How do you use "Give me the crutches" in a sentence?

After the injury, my doctor said, 'Give me the crutches to help you walk again.'

Can you give another example of "Give me the crutches"?

I told my friend, 'Make sure to give me the crutches before we head outside.'

What are synonyms for "Give me the crutches"?

Common alternatives include walking aids, support devices, mobility aids.

What words go with "Give me the crutches"?

It commonly pairs with give me the support, give someone crutches, ask for crutches.

What are common mistakes when using "Give me the crutches"?

'Crutches' used in singular form – should always be plural. Confused with similar phrases like 'give me the tools.' Assuming crutches are only for walking; they can symbolize support in other contexts.

How do you pronounce "Give me the crutches"?

US: //ɡɪv mi ðə ˈkrʌtʃɪz//, UK: //ɡɪv miː ðə ˈkrʌtʃɪz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Give me the crutches"?

Often used in medical or recovery situations. Generally neutral and not often used informally.