protrude in English
something like a fin protruded from the water
Use "protrude" in a sentence
1. His teeth protrude like fangs.
2. Tending to protrude or project.
3. Helen's teeth protrude too far.
4. Her teeth protrude too far.
5. To push out or protrude ( the lips ).
6. Anachronisms hang and protrude from every angle.
7. It made his great nose protrude more arrogantly.
8. The two nostrils protrude widely, diverging to open on both sides.
9. To swell, protrude, or curve outward: a wall Bulging after a …
10. Snorkel, peg, or pencil roots protrude vertically out of the soil.
11. The Appendages called pili are also tubes that protrude from the bacterial surface
12. By plate will protrude Kok two bread together equidistance out Shencao, brush finishes.
13. Hurtle blaize shove repel propel poke kick jerk bunt urge protrude move impel Blowess
14. Nakayama torii - a myōjin torii, but the nuki does not protrude from the pillars.
15. The end sections (24) of the needles (12) protrude out of the adsorber particle bed (26).
16. (2) In cytology, Cristae are folds that protrude into the cavities of mitochondria and partially partition them
17. The tyre tread does not protrude beyond the wheel arch,[Sentencedict.com] but the side wall does noticeably.
18. When combined with breast bondage, bound arms force the woman's chest and breasts to protrude further.
19. While Convex means to bend or protrude outwards, concave is the opposite and means to bend inwards
20. To swell, protrude, or curve outward: a wall Bulging after a flood; muscles Bulging under a shirt
21. To swell, protrude, or curve outward: a wall Bulging after a flood; muscles Bulging under a shirt.
22. A few that remain protrude from the side and top, synthetic stalactites in a cavern of the sea.
23. These bronze fastenings protrude through the keel and would have secured the main station frames of the hull.
24. Amoeboid cells change shape to protrude one portion of the cell out, and it almost works like a foot
25. These are chimneylike structures that protrude as high as from 15 to 20 feet [5-6 m] above ground.
26. In technical language, the surface from which these fleshy threads protrude, are called Ambulacral areas, and the spaces between, interAmbulacral areas.
27. Like tiny reeds with knobs on the end, the two halteres protrude from a fly’s thorax, just behind its two wings.
28. Simply put, being “ Bloated ” is the feeling of having built-up gas in your digestive system that makes your stomach protrude uncomfortably
29. On the pruinose, dull, greenish or bluish abaxial side, the wax appears as a thin amorphous layer from which rodlets and columns protrude.
30. The Aisle sign holders are designed to mount to the top of the coolers or to protrude from a wall at a 90 degree angle.
31. The Gymnamoeba or lobose Amoebae include both naked Amoebae like the familiar Amoeba proteus and shelled Amoebae, whose bodies protrude like snails from their protective tests
32. These trichomes consist of acute or acuminate cells that protrude 15–35 μm from the margin, sometimes with a spinulose tip up to 10 μm long.
33. Catfish also have a maxilla reduced to a support for barbels; this means that they are unable to protrude their mouths as other fish such as carp.
34. Instead of having vertical posts at the corners into which logs were tenoned, Scandinavians lapped and notched the intersecting logs, having their ends protrude past the corners.
35. The aliform fin (70) is arranged in the recess (60) so as not to protrude lower than the general surface (32) of the front floor undercover (30).
36. Clasper and Clasper Spurs In the adult white shark, the Claspers are scroll-shaped heavily calcified appendages that protrude 35–40 cm from the medial margin of the pelvic fin
37. The Calcifications are probably the result of mechanical irritation by ragged asbestos fragments that have migrated along the bronchi to the periphery of the lungs and protrude into the pleural space
38. An Abdominal hernia occurs when one or more of the organs in the Abdominal cavity (the stomach, small intestine, large intestine, etc.) protrude through a weak spot in the Abdominal wall
39. Actors engage in a variety of gestures including thrusting a tongue through a stucco wall, a line of women massaging hands that protrude through a wall, and Bunny Glamazon being smashed between two mattresses.
40. Atheromas are raised lesions that protrude into the vessel lumen and contain a soft, yellow, grumous (thick and lumpy) core consisting mainly of cholesterol and cholesterol esters, covered by a white, fibrous cap
41. Atheromas are raised lesions that protrude into the vessel lumen and contain a soft, yellow, grumous (thick and lumpy) core consisting mainly of cholesterol and cholesterol esters, covered by a white, fibrous cap
42. Mylohyoid Boutonniere is a normal focal discontinuity in the mylohyoid muscle, which may permit the sublingual salivary gland, fat or vessels - or a combination thereof - to protrude out from the sublingual space into the submandibular space.
43. The folds of the loops (3) do not protrude from the anchor sleeve (1) towards the front, thus preventing the loops (3) from being torn off at the folds thereof when the anchored anchor sleeve (1) is subjected to tensile stress.
44. Since the S trimers protrude from the membrane surface of the virion, many of the crown-shaped S trimers can be easily identified, Computationally extracted from the raw images, and treated as single-particle images with a distinct particle orientation without the need of tilting the specimens (Fig
45. To distribute the pressure (bending load) applied from the unit modules and the supporting bars, each of the end plates includes a main body which contacts the unit module, and an upper wall, a lower wall and a pair of side walls protrude outwardly from the outer periphery of the main body, wherein each of said side walls has a thickness increasing from the upper wall toward the lower wall.