BONY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Meaning of bony in English
bony adjective
(THIN )
thin She's on a diet but I think she's already too thin. skinny You should eat more. You're much too skinny. scrawny He hated his scrawny legs. slim He was tall, very slim, with pale, deep-set eyes. slender He put his arms around her slender waist.
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bony adjective
(CONTAINING BONE )
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There is potential to use this for other sites where bony anatomy is easily identifiable.
Thermoplastic cradles must tie up to patient bony pelvis anatomy, yet lateral tattoos are tied in with alignment marks drawn on the cradles.
The material includes decapod crustaceans, a variety of bony fish, a gavialoid crocodile, turtles, an astrapothere, some xenarthran remains and fragments of a toothed whale.
However, the bony par ts of most of the pendants were either intact or had been carefully restored.
A bony lamina with a rounded smooth profile can be observed along the posterior margin, approximately in the middle of its length.
Teleosts (bony fish), and the zebrafish in particular, comprise a unique class of model systems in vertebrate biology.
The replicas were formed on a base of perishable material, perhaps stucco and / or wood, that represented the bony par ts of the maxilla.
The aim was to determine the correlation between good visual positioning to surface marks and accurate location of bony landmarks in portal imaging.
The plesiomorphic diapsid condition of two bony fenestrae (black) is retained only in extant crocodiles and the rhynchocephalian.
Among gnathostomes, there are the chondrychthian fish (sharks, rays, and related cartilaginous fish) and the osteichthies or bony fish.
The correlation in children between outcome and the level and extent of the bony spinal abnormality appears to be variable.
The third to fifth hypurals are fused into an autogenous bony plate.
The aim of alveolar bone grafting is to reconstruct the bony defect and replace absent alveolar (tooth bearing) bone.
Experience in this field has shown that bony set-up alone as a surrogate for tumour position is not optimum for all patients.
This enables not only bony match to be visualised, but also changes in internal anatomy and the impact on target coverage.
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Translations of bony
in Chinese (Traditional)
瘦削的, 皮包骨頭的, 骨頭的…
in Chinese (Simplified)
瘦削的, 皮包骨头的, 骨头的…
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óseo, huesudo/da [masculine-feminine]…
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ósseo, magro/-ra [masculine-feminine], ossudo/-da [masculine-feminine]…
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kemikleri çıkmış, kemikli, çok ince…
décharné/-ée, anguleux/-euse, décharné…
benig, beenachtig, vol benen…
tynd, benet, fuld af ben…
kurus, rangka, banyak tulang…
knochig, knochenartige, voller Knochen/Gräten…
benete, knoklet, radmager…
сухорлявий, костистий, кістлявий…
hubený, kost a kůže, kostěný…
kurus, seperti tulang, penuh tulang…
ผอม, คล้ายกระดูก, มีกระดูกหรือก้างมาก…
nhỏ xương, giống xương, nhiều xương…
kościsty, cienki, ościsty…
ossuto, osseo, pieno di lische…
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