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Significados de first toe en inglés
Sinónimos
Examples for "hallux"
Examples for "hallux"
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Background: Literature is sparse on whether diabetes affects outcomes of hallux valgus surgery.
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Well-selected diabetic patients remain suitable candidates for hallux valgus surgery.
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Conclusion: Calcification of the hallux tendons is a rare disorder.
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Background: Controversies remain regarding the predictors for outcomes and recurrence after scarf osteotomy for hallux valgus deformity.
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The factor for double hallux in fowls, for instance, may coexist with single comb or rose comb.
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Today Glory would have given her big toe for one blurry snapshot.
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He hung his head and dug his big toe in the gravel.
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We think of Cornwall as the big toe of the Mother Land.
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Her second toe was longer than her big toe, just like Emily's.
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She raised her foot and pointed her big toe toward the woods.
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Likewise, the left thumb shall be bound to the right great toe.
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Some think the great toe is first formed; others affirm the navel.
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If a great toe be cut off, let 10 shillings be paid.
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To measure the great toe of the foot is to measure the giant.
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With the great toe of his bare right foot he pressed the trigger.
Uso de first toe en inglés
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The plant secures PBF's first toe-hold in the often-lucrative California market.
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We lost our opposable first toe and developed a foot that could carry our upright weight.
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And yet … And yet you could cut the anticipation for this Test match with a baby's first toe nail.
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Once you've got the first toe dead, the rest is easy, for you don't have to do any more believing.
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Chimpanzees still have an opposable first toe, which acts similarly to a thumb and is good for grasping branches but not for carrying upright weight.
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It was formerly believed to go along the inner (radial or tibial) side, and end in the first toe, as Figure 2.339 shows.)
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36 had lost a good sized piece out of his upper lip, and the first toe had been bitten off his left foot.