stroke|strokes in English

noun

[strəʊk]

blow, whipping; (Medicine) apoplexy, sudden stoppage of blood flow to the brain; method of swimming (i.e. backstroke, etc.); light touch, caress; mark left by a writing implement

Use "stroke|strokes" in a sentence

1. 17 I'm the same with underarm strokes, especially my underarm forehand stroke.

2. The early Cistercian digits form pairs: orthogonal strokes, then those same strokes with a ‘hanging’ stroke, then dots, then diagonal strokes, then the strokes for 7 and 8 combined to form 9

3. What does Crawl mean? A rapid swimming stroke consisting of alternating overarm strokes and a flutter kick

4. Cryptogenic Stroke Initiative In about 1 in 4 Ischemic Strokes, the root cause is still unknown after testing

5. Dilated Aortas are prone to atherosclerotic plaque formation, which leads to an increased risk of stroke and mini-strokes, also called transient ischemic attacks.

6. Or use one hand to stroke his shaft with smooth, even strokes while the other one moves around the head in a circular motion.

7. Ischemic Brainstem strokes constitute 10% of all ischemic brain strokes

8. That leaves 20 to 40 percent of stroke patients with a mystery known as “Cryptogenic stroke.” These strokes of an unknown origin are a sub-type of ischemic stroke, which occur as a result of a blood vessel supplying blood to the brain becoming obstructed, explains Dr

9. Baptist Stroke & Cerebrovascular Center is the regional epicenter for advanced diagnostics and treatments for strokes, brain aneurysms and other Cerebrovascular conditions in adults and children

10. Different strokes.

11. Beatnik's large graphic display shows a visual representation of every stroke in real time and records every stroke in a viewable archive, with pinpoint accuracy to the nearest 512th note where your strokes occurred in relation to the actual beat

12. Breaststroke is the slowest and least efficient of all the competitive strokes; Although Breaststroke can generate effective propulsion from both the arms stroke and the leg kick.

13. Stroke!

14. The Breaststroke is often considered to be the most relaxing stroke of the four competitive swim strokes, but this is really only true if you can master the timing of it

15. Backhand definition is - a stroke (as in tennis) made with the back of the hand turned in the direction of movement; also : the side on which such strokes are made

16. It's different strokes for different folks.

17. My finger strokes all around it.

18. Her brush strokes mimic the uncertainty.

19. Mini-stroke?

20. Apply the paint thickly in even strokes.

21. He swam gracefully, with easy, unhurried strokes.

22. Four strokes of your sword are incomplete

23. Plavix (clopidogrel Bisulfate) is an antiplatelet drug used to prevent strokes, heart attacks, and death in individuals who have had a previous stroke, unstable angina, heart attack or have peripheral arterial disease (PAD).

24. She kept on trying, swimming, enduring, day after day after day, until she won the [Olympic] gold medal for the butterfly stroke—one of the most difficult of all swimming strokes” (Marvin J.

25. Stroke Properties