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splay

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/spleɪ/
US
/spleɪ/
splay out
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Claws vs. nails - Matthew Borths
primates could splay out their pads to create even more contact with the trees.
anatomy
écarter les doigts ou les orteils
L’expression « splay out » décrit le fait d’écarter les coussinets des doigts pour augmenter le contact avec un arbre.
Claws vs. nails - Matthew Borths
Claws vs. nails - Matthew Borths
primates could splay out their pads to create even more contact with the trees.
anatomy
écarter leurs coussinets digitaux
Écarter les coussinets des doigts vers l’extérieur afin qu’une plus grande surface touche l’arbre.
Claws vs. nails - Matthew Borths
These squids can fly... no, really - Robert Siddall
Splaying its tentacles in a rigid formation,
anatomy
écarter
Le calmar écarte ses tentacules pour former une disposition large et rigide afin d'imiter des ailes.
These squids can fly... no, really - Robert Siddall
Fire & Ice (Full Episode) | Hostile Planet: Compilation | National Geographic
And with claws splayed like grappling hooks,
zoology
écartées
Décrit les griffes écartées comme des crochets.
Fire & Ice (Full Episode) | Hostile Planet: Compilation | National Geographic
Mystery Mummies of New Guinea (Full Episode) | DOCUMENTARY SPECIAL | National Geographic
The pig unlike a person has been gutted and splayed.
preservation
écarter
Le corps est ouvert et étalé pour la procédure de conservation.
Mystery Mummies of New Guinea (Full Episode) | DOCUMENTARY SPECIAL | National Geographic
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