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Meanings of talus in English
The bone in the ankle connecting to the leg bones to form the ankle joint.
Usage of talus in English
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This is one route that won't be joining the talus anytime soon.
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They felt versatile scrambling through talus approaches and on sloping sandstone descents.
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The shifting talus and gravel seemed to heap even higher before them.
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The blanket of snow hid the jagged talus, and I slipped again.
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The fragments sounded like ceramic tiles as they hit the talus below.
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Felt the park magic -something special about screaming in the talus.
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The talus now narrowed; the side-walls of dark trachytic blocks pinching it in.
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Owing to the talus the interior is in almost total darkness.
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Nothin' left but to enjoy the 350-foot-plus free-hanging rappel back to the talus.
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Photo: Mark Jenkins Six hours later, we weave up through talus by headlamp.
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Columnar Dolerite is seen surmounting a sedimentary series partly buried in the talus-slope
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When they came to a talus slope, Ayla felt a sense of familiarity.
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Several panel screens stood behind the talus, and one that had fallen down.
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A pair of Microspikes will help on icy trails and talus.
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We tumbled back down the snowy talus and to the car.
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The malleolus articulates with the talus in the foot, and provides joint stability.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common