ankles

English - Turkish

Definition of ankles in English Turkish dictionary

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ankle

{i} ayak bileği

Bir taşa takıldım, ayak bileğimi incittim. - I tripped on a stone, twisting my ankle.

O, ayak bileğini burktu. - He twisted his ankle.

ankle

(Tıp) Ayak bileği, aşık çıkıntısı, tarsus

ankle

ayak bileği kemiği

ankle

ankle bone aşık kemiği

ankle

(Tıp) sevil

ankle

ayak bilek

Eğer zayıf ayak bilekleriniz varsa, onları seyahat etmeden önce güçlendirin. - If you have weak ankles, strengthen them before traveling.

O neredeyse ayak bileklerine kadar uzanan uzun bir siyah ceket giyiyordu. - He was wearing a long black coat that reached almost to his ankles.

ankle

ayak bileği eklemi

ankle

{f} yürümek

Burkulmuş bir ayak bileği onu bir ay yürümekten alıkoydu. - A sprained ankle disabled him from walking for a month.

ankle

(fiil) yürümek

plural of ankle

ayak bileği çoğul

to the ankles

topuklarına kadar up

English - English

Definition of ankles in English English dictionary

plural of ankle

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ankle

To walk

After a while he got up and ankled his way down the corridor and met Penny coming out of the toilet.

ankle

The joint which connects the foot with the leg; the tarsus

Ankle

Anatomical area: region between foot and lower calf: made up of a complex array of bones, tendons, joints, muscles, soft tissues, ligaments, nerves, blood and lymph vessels, and skin

Ankle

Quanish

Ankle

Dutch word for single Also: vital part of the lower leg that can start to hurt like hell at any given moment (when you 'sprain' it), so that you have to keep your leg up into the air for weeks and have yourself regularly palpated by some creep of a physiotherapist

Ankle

a gliding joint between the distal ends of the tibia and fibula and the proximal end of the talus

Ankle

1 A joint above the foot Intended to go back and forth, but can be made (painfully) to go from side to side Excess side-to-side motion results in a condition known as a "sprain " Unpleasant but useful; keeps one out of gym class for several days

ankle

{f} leave a job, quit one's job (Slang)

ankle

{i} area and joint at the bottom of the leg where the foot begins (Anatomy)

ankle

Your ankle is the joint where your foot joins your leg. John twisted his ankle badly

ankle

{n} the joint between the foot and the leg

ankle

To cyclically angle the foot at the ankle while pedaling, to maximize the amount of work applied to the pedal during each revolution

Turkish pronunciation

ängkılz

Pronunciation

/ˈaɴɢkəlz/ /ˈæŋkəlz/

Etymology

[ 'a[ng]-k&l ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English ankel, from Old English anclEow; akin to Old High German anchlAo ankle.