Definition of calloused in English:

calloused

(also callused)

adjective ˈkaləsd

(of a part of the body) having an area of hardened skin.
a calloused palm
Example sentencesExamples
- She yanked them back, frowning at his calloused skin and cracked nails.
- She held it up in front of her, enjoying the whisper of silk against her calloused skin.
- Yeah, the idealist is still alive, somewhere deep under this calloused skin.
- She took his rough, calloused hands in her own soft, slender ones and told him the only thing she wanted was for him to return safely.
- His skin was rough and calloused, and it made the nerves under her skin shudder to feel the texture.
- Grabbing the boy by his hair, he pulled his head forward, running his finger along the rough calloused scar on the back of the boy's neck.
- By the fall, the keratin layer of skin has become thicker and more calloused in response to the skin's over-exposure to harmful ultra-violet rays from the hot sun of summer.
- I was wearing a button up shirt pajama set so I could feel Colton's rough, callused palm directly on my skin.
- The skin on my buttocks now seems permanently calloused.
- His hands looked the same, callused, tanned and rough.
- His rough, calloused fingers made her skin tingle.
- The rustic mechanic looked no different from his city counterparts; grease splattered clothes and calloused palms.
- Underneath the hardened, calloused hands and slightly sunburnt nose, there was a hint of elegance.
- With scarred, calloused skin, he was much more frightening than Diego could ever hope to be.
- His callused hand was rough in mine, but comforting.
- He shook it formally, his calloused palms rough against her delicate skin but his grip surprisingly gentle.
- In these circumstances, a man with highly calloused palms can make quite a good living.
- Soften this thick, callused skin with a little castor oil.
- The palms were callused and the knuckles had scabs and bruises on them.
- His skin was rough and calloused, but his face was flawless.
Synonyms
dry, leathery, weather-beaten

单词	calloused
释义	Definition of calloused in English: calloused (also callused) adjective ˈkaləsd (of a part of the body) having an area of hardened skin. a calloused palm Example sentencesExamples She yanked them back, frowning at his calloused skin and cracked nails. She held it up in front of her, enjoying the whisper of silk against her calloused skin. Yeah, the idealist is still alive, somewhere deep under this calloused skin. She took his rough, calloused hands in her own soft, slender ones and told him the only thing she wanted was for him to return safely. His skin was rough and calloused, and it made the nerves under her skin shudder to feel the texture. Grabbing the boy by his hair, he pulled his head forward, running his finger along the rough calloused scar on the back of the boy's neck. By the fall, the keratin layer of skin has become thicker and more calloused in response to the skin's over-exposure to harmful ultra-violet rays from the hot sun of summer. I was wearing a button up shirt pajama set so I could feel Colton's rough, callused palm directly on my skin. The skin on my buttocks now seems permanently calloused. His hands looked the same, callused, tanned and rough. His rough, calloused fingers made her skin tingle. The rustic mechanic looked no different from his city counterparts; grease splattered clothes and calloused palms. Underneath the hardened, calloused hands and slightly sunburnt nose, there was a hint of elegance. With scarred, calloused skin, he was much more frightening than Diego could ever hope to be. His callused hand was rough in mine, but comforting. He shook it formally, his calloused palms rough against her delicate skin but his grip surprisingly gentle. In these circumstances, a man with highly calloused palms can make quite a good living. Soften this thick, callused skin with a little castor oil. The palms were callused and the knuckles had scabs and bruises on them. His skin was rough and calloused, but his face was flawless. Synonyms dry, leathery, weather-beaten
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