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Meanings of leg in English
Weight bearing and locomotive anatomical structure, usually having a columnar shape, function as "extensible struts"
Related terms
Portuguese
perna-de-pau Spanish
pata de palo Usage of leg in English
1
BMD changes as a result of change in leg position were evaluated.
2
But despite her words, her right leg took a small step forward.
3
Correlations were tested between one-leg balance and physical health and functional measurements.
4
Times change, though, and this two-leg tie has a very different context.
5
He won last year at Torrey Pines with only one good leg.
6
Home advantage for The Island in last Sunday's second leg proved instrumental.
7
Tendulkar also noticed Smith tweak his approach when England used a leg-slip.
8
This completely demolishes the last leg of the moral case for war.
9
She was young and, aside from her broken leg, in great shape.
10
Many runners choose to use leg power to give that extra push.
11
The family thought it was indeed a picture of the father's leg.
12
General Hastings was permanently disabled by a bullet wound in the leg.
13
He was shot in the leg and afterward carried to the hospital.
14
I had broken my leg; fall from a horse; nothing to do.
15
I broke my leg last year so exercise is hard right now.
16
With surprising-fearsome-speed,shehad her right leg snugged behind his right knee.
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Translations for leg
Portuguese
Leg through the time
Leg across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Canada
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