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Meanings of pecs in English

Catalan
múscul pectoral

Either of two large muscles of the chest.

        múscul pectoral
        Usage of pecs in English
        1
        So, Brad goes full Stanislavski and has his pecs out in jig time.
        The Irish Times
        2
        The motion made the muscles of his pecs and biceps jump.
        Sister Mine
        3
        From some angles it seemed as though I had pecs.
        The Guardian
        4
        I think he, and his pecs, could pull it off.
        Wired
        5
        The future for record stores: toned pecs and abs.
        The Irish Times
        6
        I can see Brock holding Chloe in his arms as she cries into his pecs.
        The Menstruating Mall
        7
        Torn pecs require surgery and generally are season-ending injuries.
        Chicago sun times
        8
        Sculpted pecs bunched under her caress, and he groaned.
        Midnight hero
        9
        Your masculinity is measured by the spec of your car, your clothes or even your pecs.
        The Irish Times
        10
        The cop gave him a stare as hard as the pecs straining his shirtfront, then shrugged.
        Think of a number
        11
        It broke the mouth-to-mouth kiss and left her staring at the muscled swells of his pecs.
        Mad enough to marry
        12
        Great for the shoulders and pecs, too.
        Wired
        13
        Walker was a body builder and he was always bragging that his pecs looked like the Rock's.
        Damaged
        14
        I can see your pecs through it.
        Wired
        15
        His golden, gym-toned pecs heaved with excitement.
        The Irish Times
        16
        She pinched him hard on his pecs.
        Shadow fall
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        Pecs through the time