protrusion

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishprotrusionpro‧tru‧sion /prəˈtruːʒən $ proʊ-/ noun [countable] formalSTICK OUT something that sticks outExamples from the Corpusprotrusion• The foot is reduced to a protrusion that they use to pull themselves down into the sand.• I recall... the shocking distension and protrusion of the eyeballs of dead men and dead horses.• Odd horns and protrusions covered their faces.• Intense pain in the root of the tongue on protrusion may be present or the sensation of a hair on the tongue.• These protrusions swelled until they eventually budded off the oil layer.

单词	protrusion
释义	protrusion From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishprotrusionpro‧tru‧sion /prəˈtruːʒən $ proʊ-/ noun [countable] formalSTICK OUT something that sticks outExamples from the Corpusprotrusion• The foot is reduced to a protrusion that they use to pull themselves down into the sand.• I recall... the shocking distension and protrusion of the eyeballs of dead men and dead horses.• Odd horns and protrusions covered their faces.• Intense pain in the root of the tongue on protrusion may be present or the sensation of a hair on the tongue.• These protrusions swelled until they eventually budded off the oil layer.
随便看	a snap of fingers a snap of somebody’s fingers a snatch of conversation etc a snatch of conversation/music/song etc a snatch of music etc a snatch of song etc a social etc animal a soft option a soft touch a soft touch a soft/easy touch a solid etc grounding a somber mood a some more a song and dance a song and dance (about something) a song and dance about a song etc fest a sorry state a sound footing a sound investment a sound/firm/secure footing a soup etc bowl a soup/salad/cereal etc bowl a source of livelihood