hipbone in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hipbone in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

hipbone [ˈhɪpˌbəʊn, Am -boʊn] N

hipbone

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English

This was made possible by the evolution of weight-bearing hips consisting of hipbones (ischium) and a connection through the spine, called the ilium.

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Its assignment to a new species is based on several noteworthy autapomorphies, including an oddly-shaped hipbone which would have permitted the attachment of unusually massive leg muscles.

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It is at his hipbone when the shredded, burnt flesh appears, the only evidence of where a leg was.

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One easy way to find out if you're carrying too much abdominal fat is to wrap a measuring tape around your body at the top of your hipbones.

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Your hipbones began to poke through the lycra leotard and you traced your ribs with your fingertips.

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Not like they attached the foot to her hipbone.

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We're just not physiologically programmed to have it since it depends on the shape of our pelvis and hipbones.

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Meanwhile, those who kept both feet flat on the floor actually lost hipbone density in just four months.

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For shorter ladies, there are ones that sit on the hipbone, which are good for breaking down the chest area and ensuring their petite height isn't accentuated.

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It is most remarkable for its unusual hipbones, which would have supported the largest thigh muscles, proportionally, of any known sauropod.

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