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pectoral

/ˈpɛk.tə.rəl/

/ˈpɛk.tɚ.əl/

pectoralnoun

pectorals

/ˈpɛk.tər.əl/

/ˈpɛk.tɚ.əl/

Translations

The ancient warrior wore a pectoral as part of his armor.

Древний воин носил нагрудник как часть своего доспеха.

нагрудное украшение

The museum displayed a beautiful pectoral from the ancient civilization.

В музее выставлено красивое нагрудное украшение из древней цивилизации.

Additional translations

грудной мускул

грудная пластина

Definitions

A muscle located on the chest, specifically the pectoralis major or pectoralis minor.

He strained his pectoral during the weightlifting session.

An ornamental breastplate worn by ancient warriors or priests.

The museum displayed a beautifully crafted pectoral from the ancient Egyptian era.

A type of fin located on the side of a fish's body, used for steering and balance.

The fish's pectoral fins helped it navigate through the coral reef with ease.

A cross worn on the chest by a bishop or abbot as a symbol of ecclesiastical office.

The bishop's golden pectoral rested against his vestments during the ceremony.

A medicinal preparation intended to relieve ailments of the chest or lungs; a cough remedy.

The pharmacist recommended a soothing pectoral to calm her persistent cough.

Synonyms

chest muscle

thoracic muscle

pectoraladjective

/ˈpɛk.tə.rəl/

/ˈpɛk.tɚ.əl/

Translations

The athlete focused on his pectoral muscles during the workout.

Спортсмен сосредоточился на своих грудных мышцах во время тренировки.

Definitions

Relating to the chest or breast area.

The athlete wore a pectoral brace to support his chest muscles during the competition.

Designed to relieve or treat ailments of the chest or lungs; medicinal.

The doctor prescribed a pectoral syrup to ease her bronchial congestion.

Synonyms

pectoral muscle