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Meanings of legs in English
Weight bearing and locomotive anatomical structure, usually having a columnar shape, function as "extensible struts"
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Usage of legs in English
1
Today it was clear some different players could give us fresh legs.
2
Work the grooves in the legs and the mortises for the rails.
3
His legs were free; a few more minutes and his arms followed.
4
Thirty others were seriously injured, including children who lost arms and legs.
5
I rubbed my arms and legs; felt the returning circulation in them.
6
Through the legs he stuck a similar pin in a similar fashion.
7
The legs lie nearly one above the other; the feet partially crossed.
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Sally Hansen Airbrush legs This is great for this time of year.
9
Their muzzles were in the mud; their hind legs were wide apart.
10
With large contributions from the private sector, the initiative certainly has legs.
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There's interest rate risk if the economy gets strong legs, Gaffney says.
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I'd say she was fairly young, really beautiful legs is her distinction.
13
Purging follows; vomiting and purging with severe cramps in abdomen and legs.
14
The legs below the knees were exposed, and the feet in sandals.
15
The legs sprung against the reeds and flags, in the same way.
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But on land, he'd get land legs. It's a simple enough concept.
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Canada
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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