Definition of torso in English:

torso

nounPlural torsos, Plural torsi ˈtɔːsəʊˈtɔrsoʊ

1The trunk of the human body.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a loud crack, and Gekido's entire body, from the torso up, bent side ways.
- The great player had an extraordinary body, a powerful torso atop thin legs.
- Alex fired madly at Gabriel's body, piercing his torso, legs, and arms multiple times.
- Almost all of my torso and lower body had been numb in the first place, so the result was merely a dull ache.
- The rash began on his back but spread to his torso and extremities.
- The dull pains that occur in a partially obstructed viscus seem often to be worse with the torso fully extended.
- Suddenly a clenching pain in his lower torso seared throughout his body, stopping him just short of his target.
- The PASGT Vest is a front opening design which protects the upper torso of the body.
- The bar remains close to her body as her torso lowers, providing a greater stretch through the hamstrings.
- Tom swayed on his backswing because his hands drifted too far away from his body, pulling his torso with them.
- It covered all of the lower torso and upper lower body, and cut back into a curve across the legs opposite the shoulder strap.
- The trunk of the android was as identical to that of a human torso in metal armor as it could be, only it had a type of battery pack attached to its back.
- The royal family are shown with elongated skulls and pear-shaped bodies with skinny torsos and arms but fuller hips, stomachs and thighs.
- While the couple's bodies do not seem as tall and elongated as runway models, their slim slouching torsos fit the body ideal of contemporary advertising campaigns.
- Any time you do dips you're working your whole torso, your upper trunk and your arms at the same time.
- Cross your arms over your chest, squeeze your glutes and slowly raise your torso until your body forms a straight line.
- She tiredly stretched her arms towards the sky and turned her torso to loosen her body up.
- Todd and his team found the mechanisms behind the visual effect by analyzing a 3 - D picture of a human torso.
- The key to Stewart's success is the quick thrust he gets with his torso and upper body as he tries to rush past a defender.
- Your neck is the vital connecting corridor between the most important parts of your body, your head and your torso.
Synonyms
trunk, chest, stomach, middle
1. 1.1 The trunk of a statue without, or considered independently of, the head and limbs.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The image is of an upper torso of a girl who wears a yellow t-shirt with ‘I am a girl’ inscribed on it.
  This sculpture describes the torso of a female in a standing position.
  He was involved in Arte Povera and Happenings, for example, and in 1980 he began making over-life-size heads and torsos carved in polyurethane or marble.
  Crudely outlined heads and torsos are presented in simple, frontal poses and often resemble classical statuary more than living men.
  In each square, two or three precise, sinuous lines evoke either a torso, bent legs or shoulders.
  The background is a crowd consisting of heads, heads and shoulders, and partial torsos, painted in white, gray, and black.
  Here, the standing figure of the group is presented as Orpheus, while the torso of the dying youth is disguised as an attendant lion.
  Among the terracottas found there, were Buddha heads, torsos of bodies and pieces of drapery belongings to Buddha figures of monks and laymen and women profusely decorated.
  Bronze idol of Ganapathi, with finely proportioned torsos and exquisitely designed limbs is a cynosure of all eyes.
  Women were shown with rounded torsos and broad hips and men were heavily muscled, showing the influence of antique statues.
  More successful as independent works was a pair of flour-sack-shaped beeswax torsos, placed in corners of the gallery, bearing male and female characteristics.
  All glimmering with light, some read as striated landscapes, others as fragmented torsos.
  The suggested torso of the sculpture is full of holes, cracked and imparting a sense of sadness.
  Casts have also been made of other parts of the human body, for instance, limbs or torsos, for use as models by sculptors who work in stone or other materials.
  Here, five figures made of light gray bronze have bald heads and slender arms and torsos.
  The gigantic, colourful idols are made with straw and clay, starting with the making of straw figurines for the torso.
  Woman, symbolized by the torso, is always represented fragmented, cinched or bound.
  The quiet square evokes the classical arcades and statuary of antiquity (the sculpture is a torso of Aphrodite).
  In other works, bare-backed torsos hold slightly different poses, arms akimbo, hanging or folded, head turned slightly this way or that.
  Black cloth outlines the space of the work with cast sculptures of pregnant torsos hanging from the ceiling.
  Synonyms
  sculpture, carving, effigy, three-dimensional representation
2. 1.2 An unfinished or mutilated thing, especially a work of art or literature.
  the Requiem torso was preceded by the cantata

Origin

Late 18th century: from Italian, literally 'stalk, stump', from Latin thyrsus (see thyrsus).

Like bust, torso at first described sculpture, referring to the trunk of a statue without the head and limbs. Charles Dickens, in Our Mutual Friend (1865), was one of the first to apply it to the living human body, writing of a man with ‘too much torso in his waistcoat’. The word itself came from Italian, where it originally meant ‘a stalk or stump’.

Definition of torso in US English:

torso

nounˈtɔrsoʊˈtôrsō

1The trunk of the human body.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cross your arms over your chest, squeeze your glutes and slowly raise your torso until your body forms a straight line.
- Todd and his team found the mechanisms behind the visual effect by analyzing a 3 - D picture of a human torso.
- Tom swayed on his backswing because his hands drifted too far away from his body, pulling his torso with them.
- There was a loud crack, and Gekido's entire body, from the torso up, bent side ways.
- Almost all of my torso and lower body had been numb in the first place, so the result was merely a dull ache.
- The great player had an extraordinary body, a powerful torso atop thin legs.
- The trunk of the android was as identical to that of a human torso in metal armor as it could be, only it had a type of battery pack attached to its back.
- The key to Stewart's success is the quick thrust he gets with his torso and upper body as he tries to rush past a defender.
- It covered all of the lower torso and upper lower body, and cut back into a curve across the legs opposite the shoulder strap.
- The bar remains close to her body as her torso lowers, providing a greater stretch through the hamstrings.
- Suddenly a clenching pain in his lower torso seared throughout his body, stopping him just short of his target.
- The dull pains that occur in a partially obstructed viscus seem often to be worse with the torso fully extended.
- Alex fired madly at Gabriel's body, piercing his torso, legs, and arms multiple times.
- The rash began on his back but spread to his torso and extremities.
- Any time you do dips you're working your whole torso, your upper trunk and your arms at the same time.
- The royal family are shown with elongated skulls and pear-shaped bodies with skinny torsos and arms but fuller hips, stomachs and thighs.
- The PASGT Vest is a front opening design which protects the upper torso of the body.
- Your neck is the vital connecting corridor between the most important parts of your body, your head and your torso.
- She tiredly stretched her arms towards the sky and turned her torso to loosen her body up.
- While the couple's bodies do not seem as tall and elongated as runway models, their slim slouching torsos fit the body ideal of contemporary advertising campaigns.
Synonyms
trunk, chest, stomach, middle
1. 1.1 The trunk of a statue without, or considered independently of, the head and limbs.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In other works, bare-backed torsos hold slightly different poses, arms akimbo, hanging or folded, head turned slightly this way or that.
  All glimmering with light, some read as striated landscapes, others as fragmented torsos.
  Casts have also been made of other parts of the human body, for instance, limbs or torsos, for use as models by sculptors who work in stone or other materials.
  This sculpture describes the torso of a female in a standing position.
  Crudely outlined heads and torsos are presented in simple, frontal poses and often resemble classical statuary more than living men.
  The quiet square evokes the classical arcades and statuary of antiquity (the sculpture is a torso of Aphrodite).
  The gigantic, colourful idols are made with straw and clay, starting with the making of straw figurines for the torso.
  The background is a crowd consisting of heads, heads and shoulders, and partial torsos, painted in white, gray, and black.
  He was involved in Arte Povera and Happenings, for example, and in 1980 he began making over-life-size heads and torsos carved in polyurethane or marble.
  Bronze idol of Ganapathi, with finely proportioned torsos and exquisitely designed limbs is a cynosure of all eyes.
  Women were shown with rounded torsos and broad hips and men were heavily muscled, showing the influence of antique statues.
  The suggested torso of the sculpture is full of holes, cracked and imparting a sense of sadness.
  The image is of an upper torso of a girl who wears a yellow t-shirt with ‘I am a girl’ inscribed on it.
  Here, the standing figure of the group is presented as Orpheus, while the torso of the dying youth is disguised as an attendant lion.
  More successful as independent works was a pair of flour-sack-shaped beeswax torsos, placed in corners of the gallery, bearing male and female characteristics.
  Black cloth outlines the space of the work with cast sculptures of pregnant torsos hanging from the ceiling.
  In each square, two or three precise, sinuous lines evoke either a torso, bent legs or shoulders.
  Woman, symbolized by the torso, is always represented fragmented, cinched or bound.
  Here, five figures made of light gray bronze have bald heads and slender arms and torsos.
  Among the terracottas found there, were Buddha heads, torsos of bodies and pieces of drapery belongings to Buddha figures of monks and laymen and women profusely decorated.
  Synonyms
  sculpture, carving, effigy, three-dimensional representation
2. 1.2 An unfinished or mutilated thing, especially a work of art or literature.
  the Requiem torso was preceded by the cantata

Origin

Late 18th century: from Italian, literally ‘stalk, stump’, from Latin thyrsus (see thyrsus).

单词	torso
释义	Definition of torso in English: torso nounPlural torsos, Plural torsi ˈtɔːsəʊˈtɔrsoʊ 1The trunk of the human body. Example sentencesExamples There was a loud crack, and Gekido's entire body, from the torso up, bent side ways. The great player had an extraordinary body, a powerful torso atop thin legs. Alex fired madly at Gabriel's body, piercing his torso, legs, and arms multiple times. Almost all of my torso and lower body had been numb in the first place, so the result was merely a dull ache. The rash began on his back but spread to his torso and extremities. The dull pains that occur in a partially obstructed viscus seem often to be worse with the torso fully extended. Suddenly a clenching pain in his lower torso seared throughout his body, stopping him just short of his target. The PASGT Vest is a front opening design which protects the upper torso of the body. The bar remains close to her body as her torso lowers, providing a greater stretch through the hamstrings. Tom swayed on his backswing because his hands drifted too far away from his body, pulling his torso with them. It covered all of the lower torso and upper lower body, and cut back into a curve across the legs opposite the shoulder strap. The trunk of the android was as identical to that of a human torso in metal armor as it could be, only it had a type of battery pack attached to its back. The royal family are shown with elongated skulls and pear-shaped bodies with skinny torsos and arms but fuller hips, stomachs and thighs. While the couple's bodies do not seem as tall and elongated as runway models, their slim slouching torsos fit the body ideal of contemporary advertising campaigns. Any time you do dips you're working your whole torso, your upper trunk and your arms at the same time. Cross your arms over your chest, squeeze your glutes and slowly raise your torso until your body forms a straight line. She tiredly stretched her arms towards the sky and turned her torso to loosen her body up. Todd and his team found the mechanisms behind the visual effect by analyzing a 3 - D picture of a human torso. The key to Stewart's success is the quick thrust he gets with his torso and upper body as he tries to rush past a defender. Your neck is the vital connecting corridor between the most important parts of your body, your head and your torso. Synonyms trunk, chest, stomach, middle 1.1 The trunk of a statue without, or considered independently of, the head and limbs. Example sentencesExamples The image is of an upper torso of a girl who wears a yellow t-shirt with ‘I am a girl’ inscribed on it. This sculpture describes the torso of a female in a standing position. He was involved in Arte Povera and Happenings, for example, and in 1980 he began making over-life-size heads and torsos carved in polyurethane or marble. Crudely outlined heads and torsos are presented in simple, frontal poses and often resemble classical statuary more than living men. In each square, two or three precise, sinuous lines evoke either a torso, bent legs or shoulders. The background is a crowd consisting of heads, heads and shoulders, and partial torsos, painted in white, gray, and black. Here, the standing figure of the group is presented as Orpheus, while the torso of the dying youth is disguised as an attendant lion. Among the terracottas found there, were Buddha heads, torsos of bodies and pieces of drapery belongings to Buddha figures of monks and laymen and women profusely decorated. Bronze idol of Ganapathi, with finely proportioned torsos and exquisitely designed limbs is a cynosure of all eyes. Women were shown with rounded torsos and broad hips and men were heavily muscled, showing the influence of antique statues. More successful as independent works was a pair of flour-sack-shaped beeswax torsos, placed in corners of the gallery, bearing male and female characteristics. All glimmering with light, some read as striated landscapes, others as fragmented torsos. The suggested torso of the sculpture is full of holes, cracked and imparting a sense of sadness. Casts have also been made of other parts of the human body, for instance, limbs or torsos, for use as models by sculptors who work in stone or other materials. Here, five figures made of light gray bronze have bald heads and slender arms and torsos. The gigantic, colourful idols are made with straw and clay, starting with the making of straw figurines for the torso. Woman, symbolized by the torso, is always represented fragmented, cinched or bound. The quiet square evokes the classical arcades and statuary of antiquity (the sculpture is a torso of Aphrodite). In other works, bare-backed torsos hold slightly different poses, arms akimbo, hanging or folded, head turned slightly this way or that. Black cloth outlines the space of the work with cast sculptures of pregnant torsos hanging from the ceiling. Synonyms sculpture, carving, effigy, three-dimensional representation 1.2 An unfinished or mutilated thing, especially a work of art or literature. the Requiem torso was preceded by the cantata Origin Late 18th century: from Italian, literally 'stalk, stump', from Latin thyrsus (see thyrsus). Like bust, torso at first described sculpture, referring to the trunk of a statue without the head and limbs. Charles Dickens, in Our Mutual Friend (1865), was one of the first to apply it to the living human body, writing of a man with ‘too much torso in his waistcoat’. The word itself came from Italian, where it originally meant ‘a stalk or stump’. Definition of torso in US English: torso nounˈtɔrsoʊˈtôrsō 1The trunk of the human body. Example sentencesExamples Cross your arms over your chest, squeeze your glutes and slowly raise your torso until your body forms a straight line. Todd and his team found the mechanisms behind the visual effect by analyzing a 3 - D picture of a human torso. Tom swayed on his backswing because his hands drifted too far away from his body, pulling his torso with them. There was a loud crack, and Gekido's entire body, from the torso up, bent side ways. Almost all of my torso and lower body had been numb in the first place, so the result was merely a dull ache. The great player had an extraordinary body, a powerful torso atop thin legs. The trunk of the android was as identical to that of a human torso in metal armor as it could be, only it had a type of battery pack attached to its back. The key to Stewart's success is the quick thrust he gets with his torso and upper body as he tries to rush past a defender. It covered all of the lower torso and upper lower body, and cut back into a curve across the legs opposite the shoulder strap. The bar remains close to her body as her torso lowers, providing a greater stretch through the hamstrings. Suddenly a clenching pain in his lower torso seared throughout his body, stopping him just short of his target. The dull pains that occur in a partially obstructed viscus seem often to be worse with the torso fully extended. Alex fired madly at Gabriel's body, piercing his torso, legs, and arms multiple times. The rash began on his back but spread to his torso and extremities. Any time you do dips you're working your whole torso, your upper trunk and your arms at the same time. The royal family are shown with elongated skulls and pear-shaped bodies with skinny torsos and arms but fuller hips, stomachs and thighs. The PASGT Vest is a front opening design which protects the upper torso of the body. Your neck is the vital connecting corridor between the most important parts of your body, your head and your torso. She tiredly stretched her arms towards the sky and turned her torso to loosen her body up. While the couple's bodies do not seem as tall and elongated as runway models, their slim slouching torsos fit the body ideal of contemporary advertising campaigns. Synonyms trunk, chest, stomach, middle 1.1 The trunk of a statue without, or considered independently of, the head and limbs. Example sentencesExamples In other works, bare-backed torsos hold slightly different poses, arms akimbo, hanging or folded, head turned slightly this way or that. All glimmering with light, some read as striated landscapes, others as fragmented torsos. Casts have also been made of other parts of the human body, for instance, limbs or torsos, for use as models by sculptors who work in stone or other materials. This sculpture describes the torso of a female in a standing position. Crudely outlined heads and torsos are presented in simple, frontal poses and often resemble classical statuary more than living men. The quiet square evokes the classical arcades and statuary of antiquity (the sculpture is a torso of Aphrodite). The gigantic, colourful idols are made with straw and clay, starting with the making of straw figurines for the torso. The background is a crowd consisting of heads, heads and shoulders, and partial torsos, painted in white, gray, and black. He was involved in Arte Povera and Happenings, for example, and in 1980 he began making over-life-size heads and torsos carved in polyurethane or marble. Bronze idol of Ganapathi, with finely proportioned torsos and exquisitely designed limbs is a cynosure of all eyes. Women were shown with rounded torsos and broad hips and men were heavily muscled, showing the influence of antique statues. The suggested torso of the sculpture is full of holes, cracked and imparting a sense of sadness. The image is of an upper torso of a girl who wears a yellow t-shirt with ‘I am a girl’ inscribed on it. Here, the standing figure of the group is presented as Orpheus, while the torso of the dying youth is disguised as an attendant lion. More successful as independent works was a pair of flour-sack-shaped beeswax torsos, placed in corners of the gallery, bearing male and female characteristics. Black cloth outlines the space of the work with cast sculptures of pregnant torsos hanging from the ceiling. In each square, two or three precise, sinuous lines evoke either a torso, bent legs or shoulders. Woman, symbolized by the torso, is always represented fragmented, cinched or bound. Here, five figures made of light gray bronze have bald heads and slender arms and torsos. Among the terracottas found there, were Buddha heads, torsos of bodies and pieces of drapery belongings to Buddha figures of monks and laymen and women profusely decorated. Synonyms sculpture, carving, effigy, three-dimensional representation 1.2 An unfinished or mutilated thing, especially a work of art or literature. the Requiem torso was preceded by the cantata Origin Late 18th century: from Italian, literally ‘stalk, stump’, from Latin thyrsus (see thyrsus).
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