Definition of collarbone in English:

collarbone

nounˈkɒləbəʊnˈkɑlərˌboʊn

Either of the pair of bones joining the breastbone to the shoulder blades.
Also called clavicle
Example sentencesExamples
- Draw your shoulder blades toward each other and feel broad across the collarbones.
- The finished tattoo will cover the area from the collarbone to the elbows, all the back and torso, down to the ankles.
- Colin had muscle damage to his back, while Erin fractured her collarbone and a finger.
- A specialist in Frankfurt has prepared a shoulder brace for Stoner to wear to protect his collarbone.
- In addition, the arms are linked through the chest barrel, from shoulder to shoulder, on the yoke of the collarbones, much like an armature, the metal framework on which a sculpture is molded.
- On the inhalation, the collarbones lift, the diaphragm flattens and descends, pushing out the belly, and the pelvic floor descends.
- I've tried to tell her that visible collarbones are considered very attractive nowadays, to which I got a frightfully rhino-like snort from my eavesdropping dad and a pitiful look from my mom.
- The accident left him with limited movement on his right side and he suffered a broken rib cage and collarbone and collapsed lungs.
- Clark was knocked out and had his jaw broken and his collarbone broken 10 minutes into the game.
- My shoulders were going to be avoiding shrugs until my collarbone had recovered.
- Areas such as collarbones, shoulders, nipples, breasts, bottom, ankles and soles of the feet need special care.
- He let his hand trail down my neck to my collarbone, and then continued down my bare shoulder and down my arm.
- Since her diagnosis she broke her collarbone, her wrist and her back in a riding accident.
- The second woman had dislocated her collarbone from her sternum, which rapidly began to swell.
- The cable crossover from the low pulleys is a superb way to beef up those upper and inner pec muscles that jut out from your collarbones.
- It still hurts my collarbones, but I'd rather have sore collarbones after the race than have other injuries like a neck injury.
- Let the collarbones feel open so your shoulders are not like dog-eared pages.
- It's not practical to cast ribs and collarbones (clavicles).
- Use it to highlight the arch of your brows, cheekbones or collarbones - but don't overdo it or you'll look like something out of Taboo.
- He suffered broken vertebrae in his neck and broke his collarbone and six ribs.

Definition of collarbone in US English:

collarbone

nounˈkälərˌbōnˈkɑlərˌboʊn

Either of the pair of bones joining the breastbone to the shoulder blades.
Also called clavicle
Example sentencesExamples
- A specialist in Frankfurt has prepared a shoulder brace for Stoner to wear to protect his collarbone.
- In addition, the arms are linked through the chest barrel, from shoulder to shoulder, on the yoke of the collarbones, much like an armature, the metal framework on which a sculpture is molded.
- Clark was knocked out and had his jaw broken and his collarbone broken 10 minutes into the game.
- The finished tattoo will cover the area from the collarbone to the elbows, all the back and torso, down to the ankles.
- Areas such as collarbones, shoulders, nipples, breasts, bottom, ankles and soles of the feet need special care.
- It still hurts my collarbones, but I'd rather have sore collarbones after the race than have other injuries like a neck injury.
- Use it to highlight the arch of your brows, cheekbones or collarbones - but don't overdo it or you'll look like something out of Taboo.
- Since her diagnosis she broke her collarbone, her wrist and her back in a riding accident.
- I've tried to tell her that visible collarbones are considered very attractive nowadays, to which I got a frightfully rhino-like snort from my eavesdropping dad and a pitiful look from my mom.
- The cable crossover from the low pulleys is a superb way to beef up those upper and inner pec muscles that jut out from your collarbones.
- Let the collarbones feel open so your shoulders are not like dog-eared pages.
- It's not practical to cast ribs and collarbones (clavicles).
- The accident left him with limited movement on his right side and he suffered a broken rib cage and collarbone and collapsed lungs.
- Draw your shoulder blades toward each other and feel broad across the collarbones.
- He suffered broken vertebrae in his neck and broke his collarbone and six ribs.
- On the inhalation, the collarbones lift, the diaphragm flattens and descends, pushing out the belly, and the pelvic floor descends.
- My shoulders were going to be avoiding shrugs until my collarbone had recovered.
- He let his hand trail down my neck to my collarbone, and then continued down my bare shoulder and down my arm.
- Colin had muscle damage to his back, while Erin fractured her collarbone and a finger.
- The second woman had dislocated her collarbone from her sternum, which rapidly began to swell.

单词	collarbone
释义	Definition of collarbone in English: collarbone nounˈkɒləbəʊnˈkɑlərˌboʊn Either of the pair of bones joining the breastbone to the shoulder blades. Also called clavicle Example sentencesExamples Draw your shoulder blades toward each other and feel broad across the collarbones. The finished tattoo will cover the area from the collarbone to the elbows, all the back and torso, down to the ankles. Colin had muscle damage to his back, while Erin fractured her collarbone and a finger. A specialist in Frankfurt has prepared a shoulder brace for Stoner to wear to protect his collarbone. In addition, the arms are linked through the chest barrel, from shoulder to shoulder, on the yoke of the collarbones, much like an armature, the metal framework on which a sculpture is molded. On the inhalation, the collarbones lift, the diaphragm flattens and descends, pushing out the belly, and the pelvic floor descends. I've tried to tell her that visible collarbones are considered very attractive nowadays, to which I got a frightfully rhino-like snort from my eavesdropping dad and a pitiful look from my mom. The accident left him with limited movement on his right side and he suffered a broken rib cage and collarbone and collapsed lungs. Clark was knocked out and had his jaw broken and his collarbone broken 10 minutes into the game. My shoulders were going to be avoiding shrugs until my collarbone had recovered. Areas such as collarbones, shoulders, nipples, breasts, bottom, ankles and soles of the feet need special care. He let his hand trail down my neck to my collarbone, and then continued down my bare shoulder and down my arm. Since her diagnosis she broke her collarbone, her wrist and her back in a riding accident. The second woman had dislocated her collarbone from her sternum, which rapidly began to swell. The cable crossover from the low pulleys is a superb way to beef up those upper and inner pec muscles that jut out from your collarbones. It still hurts my collarbones, but I'd rather have sore collarbones after the race than have other injuries like a neck injury. Let the collarbones feel open so your shoulders are not like dog-eared pages. It's not practical to cast ribs and collarbones (clavicles). Use it to highlight the arch of your brows, cheekbones or collarbones - but don't overdo it or you'll look like something out of Taboo. He suffered broken vertebrae in his neck and broke his collarbone and six ribs. Definition of collarbone in US English: collarbone nounˈkälərˌbōnˈkɑlərˌboʊn Either of the pair of bones joining the breastbone to the shoulder blades. Also called clavicle Example sentencesExamples A specialist in Frankfurt has prepared a shoulder brace for Stoner to wear to protect his collarbone. In addition, the arms are linked through the chest barrel, from shoulder to shoulder, on the yoke of the collarbones, much like an armature, the metal framework on which a sculpture is molded. Clark was knocked out and had his jaw broken and his collarbone broken 10 minutes into the game. The finished tattoo will cover the area from the collarbone to the elbows, all the back and torso, down to the ankles. Areas such as collarbones, shoulders, nipples, breasts, bottom, ankles and soles of the feet need special care. It still hurts my collarbones, but I'd rather have sore collarbones after the race than have other injuries like a neck injury. Use it to highlight the arch of your brows, cheekbones or collarbones - but don't overdo it or you'll look like something out of Taboo. Since her diagnosis she broke her collarbone, her wrist and her back in a riding accident. I've tried to tell her that visible collarbones are considered very attractive nowadays, to which I got a frightfully rhino-like snort from my eavesdropping dad and a pitiful look from my mom. The cable crossover from the low pulleys is a superb way to beef up those upper and inner pec muscles that jut out from your collarbones. Let the collarbones feel open so your shoulders are not like dog-eared pages. It's not practical to cast ribs and collarbones (clavicles). The accident left him with limited movement on his right side and he suffered a broken rib cage and collarbone and collapsed lungs. Draw your shoulder blades toward each other and feel broad across the collarbones. He suffered broken vertebrae in his neck and broke his collarbone and six ribs. On the inhalation, the collarbones lift, the diaphragm flattens and descends, pushing out the belly, and the pelvic floor descends. My shoulders were going to be avoiding shrugs until my collarbone had recovered. He let his hand trail down my neck to my collarbone, and then continued down my bare shoulder and down my arm. Colin had muscle damage to his back, while Erin fractured her collarbone and a finger. The second woman had dislocated her collarbone from her sternum, which rapidly began to swell.
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