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Meanings of Astragalus in English
The bone in the ankle connecting to the leg bones to form the ankle joint.
Synonyms
Examples for "talus"
Examples for "talus"
1
This is one route that won't be joining the talus anytime soon.
2
They felt versatile scrambling through talus approaches and on sloping sandstone descents.
3
The shifting talus and gravel seemed to heap even higher before them.
4
The blanket of snow hid the jagged talus, and I slipped again.
5
The fragments sounded like ceramic tiles as they hit the talus below.
1
He grimaced at the impact of bare metal on his anklebone.
2
But the little hollow under my anklebone is already starting to look puffy.
3
She got me right on the anklebone and I had to try hard not to punch her back.
4
And by the time Aladdin had done grimacing over a banged shin, Margaret would have a bruised anklebone to cry about.
5
Her master of the horse, Prince Repnin, held the bridle of the horse, which suddenly gave him a kick which broke his anklebone.
1
Examine again the hawk's-beak, the egg-and-dart, the leaf-and- dart, the astragal, the guilloche, the honeysuckle, the meander or fret.
2
At the bottom the capital should be of the thickness of the top of the column omitting the congé and astragal.
3
Here was a chance to walk down a path into the past while pretending that I knew my astragal doors from my blind fretwork.
4
Ornamental fillets, astragals, and moldings, borrowed from architecture, increased the illusion of a sectional piece.
5
Finally, attention may be called to the ASTRAGAL or PEARL-BEADING just under the ovolo in Figs.
1
Instead of the stony tallus of the canyon, there was soft, black soil under foot.
2
Who were the first people who gave Tallus an opportunity of indulging his warlike disposition?
1
They just about cover the ankle bone, providing welcome coverage in cracks.
2
Gordon has been out for a month with a chipped ankle bone.
3
As well, the jeans have 'classic pockets detailing and are cropped at the ankle bone'.
4
I received one thundering jolt over the kidneys, and one cruel kick on the ankle bone.
5
The ankle bone's connected to the foot bone.
Portuguese
astragalus Catalan
astragalus Large genus of annual or perennial herbs or shrubs of north temperate regions; largest genus in the family Leguminosae.
Usage of Astragalus in English
1
L. plantarum fermented Astragalus is expected to be a novel feed additive used in poultry production.
2
When the light returns, Astragalus has vanished and Rappelkopf stands before his family in his own form.
3
As examples, he specifies to me, with doubt, Chrysosplenium oppositifolium; Isnardia palustris; Astragalus hypoglottis; Thlaspi alpestre; Arenaria verna; Lythrum hyssopifolium.
4
This information was used first to assess genetic diversity within each of the three known populations of Astragalus cremnophylax var.
5
The leaflets are raised in Sphaerophysa salsola, Colutea arborea, and Astragalus uliginosus, but are depressed, according to Linnaeus, in Glycyrrhiza.
6
In the US and Mexico, they eat locoweeds: poisonous plants in the genera Astragalus and Oxytropis that grow in their fields.
7
The poor misanthrope screams for help and the whole family rushing in Astragalus turns his wrath upon them, cursing them one and all.
8
At last he can stand the loneliness no longer and on his cry for help, Astragalus the Alpine King appears frightening him almost to death.
9
Previous studies have shown that Astragalus membranaceus could attenuate intestinal ischemia-reperfusion injury induced by hemorrhagic shock in rats; however, the underlying mechanism still remains unclear.
10
The coffee-vetch [Author's Note: Astragalus baeticus is used as a substitute for coffee, and is principally grown upon the sand-hills west of Holmsland.
11
This is the Medicago astragalus, two beds of which are seen in Fig.
12
Don't use vitamin A, thymus extracts, or astragalus during pregnancy.
13
Many herbalists like to combine echinacea with gold-enseal and astragalus.
14
Every bone was in its natural place, the femur, tibia, fibula, ankle-bone, or astragalus, all in juxtaposition.
15
Astragalus however merely advises him to return to his family, whom he left in sorrow and anxiety.
16
-Echinacea, astragalus, goldenseal capsules or tincture for cold and flu prevention.
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Translations for Astragalus
Portuguese
Russian
Astragalus through the time