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Meanings of protrude in English
Usage of protrude in English
1
Tails are knotted with hunger and neglect; bones protrude through the skin.
2
The heavy jaws protrude with a hint of ferocity in their set.
3
Her belly did not protrude; it was almost flat, just slightly rounded.
4
The eyes began to stare at him and the tongue to protrude.
5
This must be big enough for the camera lens to protrude through.
6
The bent and broken pipes protrude from the top of that device.
7
Tumors will soon absorb if they are put back when they protrude.
8
This I did with three flowers-pollen-tubes did not protrude after several days.
9
They don't protrude one iota into the air space above our heads.
10
However, this mechanism also allows the hinge to protrude ever-so-slightly from the housing.
11
His hands shook as he flipped the safety, allowing the needle to protrude.
12
This motion is produced by flagella which protrude from the body.
13
Here and there masses of highly cellular and amygdaloidal lavas protrude.
14
The Northwomen have ribs that protrude in just such a fashion.
15
CONS -Tail end of waistbelt can protrude and interfere with clipping.
16
The hilt would protrude just above my backpack once I'd shouldered that item.
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Catalan
Portuguese
Protrude through the time
Protrude across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common