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Meanings of tooth in English
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Examples for "teeth"
Examples for "teeth"
1
The main problem is still enforcement -the law has no teeth.
2
For instance, the number of times you brushed your teeth last year?
3
If Dr. Lonoff had done Lloyd's teeth, he did really good work.
4
This was precision work, and he needed fine control of his teeth.
5
Young people's teeth are not as healthy as they used to be.
1
A good footballer and a very important cog in the '95 wheel.
2
She had been merely a cog in the machinery of the plot.
3
The machine won't work without the smallest cog turning over as well.
4
He appeared for US youth teams but was hardly a central cog.
5
Lisha took it in her hand and pushed a cog round carefully.
Usage of tooth in English
1
The classification needs to be evidence-based and needs to reflect tooth-level information.
2
The two methods of scoring for tooth attrition produced slightly different results.
3
The trade unions say they will fight this measure tooth and nail.
4
The present study used Carrea's index in stature estimation using tooth dimensions.
5
On follow-up questionnaires, participants reported whether they had any recent tooth loss.
6
Both growth factors were actively expressed in different stages of tooth development.
7
Conclusion: Overexpression of c-Fos accelerates tooth movement without causing more root resorption.
8
Powerful unions have pledged to fight the proposed reform tooth and nail.
9
In India the tooth-brush consists of a twig or a little branch.
10
The digital process results in a better-fitting and more attractive final tooth.
11
Gum disease and tooth decay are the most common oral diseases worldwide.
12
That means the tooth came from a different person than the skeleton.
13
Patients' radiotherapy plans were used to calculate cumulative exposure for each tooth.
14
I have never fought tooth and nail to defend a particular side.
15
Conclusions: When a tooth is avulsed, attachment damage and pulp necrosis occur.
16
Pictures of Emina far away from the soldier with the gold tooth.
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Tooth across language varieties
South Africa
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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