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Significats de mandible en anglès
The jaw in vertebrates that is hinged to open the mouth.
Sinònims
Examples for "jawbone"
Examples for "jawbone"
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Susannah leaned forward and touched the jawbone Roland held in his hands.
2
She nodded at the case, where the jawbone was supposed to be.
3
There is Samson belaboring the Philistines with the jawbone of an ass.
4
A woman played the other jawbone, which was from a younger animal.
5
A scar along his jawbone wouldn't be pretty, but it wasn't disastrous.
1
After the stiletto the hooks of the mandibles rarely fail to intervene.
2
There are no intermittent mouthfuls, with the mandibles moving backwards and forwards.
3
He clashed his mandibles in the Sangheili version of a resigned shrug.
4
The heights and lengths of the mandibles were measured and analyzed statistically.
5
She picked up half a tomato and gripped it with her mandibles.
1
The problem of shade caused by tall buildings standing cheek-by-jowl, for example.
2
Passengers are packed check-by-jowl, yet have no problem reading or even sleeping.
3
Guardians of the body cheek by jowl with guardians of the soul.
4
The main ingredients are eggs, hard cheese, pork jowl and black pepper.
5
They buried Dickens in the very next grave, cheek by jowl with Handel.
1
The upper mandibula is much longer than the lower, overhanging it considerably.
2
He was going on to add that mandibula signified jaw bone; abdomen, meant belly.
3
The mandibula and look at the cheeks.
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Figure 58 represents an epignathus, a peculiar type parasitic monster, in which the parasite is united to the inferior maxillary bone of the autosite.
2
The face increases in volume and becomes elongated, in consequence of the hypertrophy of the superior and inferior maxillary bones.
1
The lower jaw reaches to the earth, and the upper to heaven.
2
The lower jaw is dropped and the lips are kept constantly apart.
3
The lower jaw was missing, and two phalanges were inside the skull.
4
The lower jaw seemed clamped to the upper, and it, too, ached.
5
He found his lower jaw set so stiffly that the muscles ached.
1
Osteoradionecrosis of the mandibular bone only developed in 1 patient after treatment.
2
Alcohol consumption was associated with a reduction of mandibular bone density and cortical width.
3
Results: Oc-Wnt10b mice have increased mandibular bone and impaired eruption of incisors during postnatal development.
4
The dual drug loaded scaffolds also significantly promoted in vivo mandibular bone formation after 8 week implantation.
5
Introduction: Whether mandibular bone and axial or peripheral skeleton respond similarly to systemic bone loss remains a subject of controversy.
1
An arm was visible, a section of the ribcage and the lower jawbone.
2
Its lower jawbone dropped open, and the voice of her father said, Good night, Abby.
3
One fragment of the lower jawbone.
4
Removal of the lower jawbone.
5
Preservation of the lower jawbone.
1
They listened with fallen lower jaws and occasional attempts to seem intelligent.
2
Nodded at her, lower jaws quivering, but kept his cricket bat.
3
The spare Scotchmen, with determined efforts, kept their lower jaws still.
4
Their lower jaws protruded, and tusk-like teeth stuck past their lips.
5
Long tendons and muscles connect the upper and lower jaws.
Ús de mandible en anglès
1
Seven cases were located in the mandible, and 5 in the maxilla.
2
This report describes 2 cases of intraosseous PH arising in the mandible.
3
The usual presentation was a mass at the angle of the mandible.
4
The maxilla and mandible were segmented and aligned to the postoperative position.
5
Rojka's upper and lower mandible armor shifted as he spoke to her.
6
Then a shriek that carried up his mandible to resonate his skull.
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The result is interpreted as the production of novel mandible morphologies.
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Vascular malformations of the mandible are uncommon, but often present with significant hemorrhage.
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Nevertheless, reports of desmoplastic fibroma affecting the mandible are scarce in the literature.
10
When finished, I extracted and bagged the mandible's left second molar.
11
Look at the power of his mandible, biting down fearsomely on the leather.
12
The procedure was repeated after maximal forward displacement of the mandible.
13
The snout is elongated, the upper mandible extending very little beyond the lower.
14
The bones that are most frequently involved are the mandible and the clavicle.
15
An AFO of the mandible of a 3-year-old female is reported.
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The mandible is toast and I'm trying to keep it intact.
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