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Meanings of tendon in English

Portuguese
tendon
Spanish
tendon
Wikidata

Japanese dish consisting of tempura on a bowl of rice.

        tendon
        Russian
        сухожилие
        Portuguese
        tendão
        Spanish
        tendon
        Catalan
        tendó
        Wikidata

        Type of tissue that connects muscle to bone.

              Related terms
              сухожилие
              Portuguese
              tendão
              Catalan
              tendó

              Tissue that connects muscle to bone.

                    tendão
                    Synonyms
                    Examples for "sinew"
                    Examples for "sinew"
                    1
                    Every sinew of Chane's body clenched as she gave her position away.
                    Sister of the dead
                    2
                    Every nerve and sinew in his body was alive for the combat.
                    The Flaming Forest
                    3
                    That band was composed of the bone and sinew of the town.
                    In the Footprints of the Padres
                    4
                    The wood was certainly maple, the sinew stretched over it undoubtedly buffalo.
                    Vlad. The Last Confession
                    5
                    At length the mother laid aside her red quills and white sinew-threads.
                    Old Indian Legends
                    Usage of tendon in English
                    1
                    Although fractures do happen, ligament and tendon injuries are far more common.
                    Rock and Ice Magazine
                    2
                    Objective: To study a new method of the vascularized plantaris tendon transferring.
                    Pubmed
                    3
                    Soon after he returned to New Zealand, he injured an achilles tendon.
                    The Guardian
                    4
                    The efficiencies were most sensitive to changes in the tendon moment arms.
                    Pubmed
                    5
                    I ruptured my DFP tendon in December of this year, in Bishop.
                    Climbing Magazine
                    6
                    Introduction: Xanthomas of the Achilles tendon are a rare interesting orthopaedic condition.
                    Pubmed
                    7
                    Operative treatment of Achilles tendon ruptures has the risk of wound complications.
                    Pubmed
                    8
                    This information has significant implications for biomechanical modeling and surgical tendon transfer.
                    Pubmed
                    9
                    Furthermore, both master athletes and young athletes displayed a thicker patellar tendon.
                    Pubmed
                    10
                    He was due to undergo surgery today to repair the Achilles tendon.
                    The Irish Times
                    11
                    When your gait normalizes somewhat, the tendon issues will also largely resolve.
                    Rock and Ice Magazine
                    12
                    The patient suffers pain and is disabled until the tendon is replaced.
                    Manual of Surgery Volume First: General Surgery. Sixth Edition.
                    13
                    A very large tendon is attached to the summit of the hock.
                    Common Diseases of Farm Animals
                    14
                    At least one type of abnormality was found in each single tendon.
                    Pubmed
                    15
                    I poked one; it was resilient, so probably it was a tendon.
                    Girl, Interrupted
                    16
                    Taking a tendon knife in one hand, she went over to Envy.
                    Forge of Darkness
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                    Translations for tendon
                    Catalan
                    tendó
                    Tendon through the time
                    Tendon across language varieties
                    Ireland
                    Common
                    United States of America
                    Common
                    United Kingdom
                    Less common