Definition of hip joint in English:

hip joint

noun

The ball-and-socket joint connecting a leg to the trunk of the body, in which the head of the thigh bone fits into the socket of the hip bone.
髋关节
Example sentencesExamples
- These branches supply the pectineus, the hip joint, and, by rejoining the obturator, the adductor muscles.
- Osteoarthritis most commonly involves the spine, the knee joints and the hip joints.
- It most often affects the head of the thighbone, part of the hip joint.
- And you need to line up various parts of your body; your hip joint has to be lined up over your ankle joint.
- Ten to 20 percent of all arthritic knee and hip joints will need to be replaced.
- The ball and the socket join to form the new hip joint.
- Osteotomy may be performed if significant malalignment of the knee or hip joints is present.
- Stability of the right sacroiliac and hip joints was preserved.
- Cracking sound from my knees, hip joints, elbows, and wrists is frequent.
- Its anterior branch supplies sensation to the hip joint and the mid to proximal medial thigh.
- To compensate the hip joint and especially the knee has to modify its movement to maintain stability and progression during walking.
- Ankle, knee and hip joints must be coordinated in this exercise, which develops a functional movement pattern and trains the muscles.
- The acetabulum contains the socket portion of the hip joint and must be reshaped to restore its original center.
- Unlike walking, which is still necessary every day, cycling seems to suit my ankle, knee and hip joints very much better.
- The muscles of the hip joint execute hip-joint flexion at the beginning of the vertical-bench bent-leg raise.
- The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint because the spherical head of the femur moves inside the cup-shaped acetabulum.
- The centre of mass of the body is at the hip joints.
- Every running stride places about three times the weight of your body on your foot, ankle, knee and hip joints.
- Also, the ligaments of the hip joint may be stretched and loose.
- The articulation between the head of the femur and the acetabulum form the hip joint.

Definition of hip joint in US English:

hip joint

nounˈhip ˌjointˈhɪp ˌdʒɔɪnt

The ball-and-socket joint connecting a leg to the trunk of the body, in which the head of the thigh bone fits into the socket of the ilium.
髋关节
Example sentencesExamples
- Its anterior branch supplies sensation to the hip joint and the mid to proximal medial thigh.
- To compensate the hip joint and especially the knee has to modify its movement to maintain stability and progression during walking.
- The ball and the socket join to form the new hip joint.
- It most often affects the head of the thighbone, part of the hip joint.
- Stability of the right sacroiliac and hip joints was preserved.
- Osteoarthritis most commonly involves the spine, the knee joints and the hip joints.
- Also, the ligaments of the hip joint may be stretched and loose.
- Ankle, knee and hip joints must be coordinated in this exercise, which develops a functional movement pattern and trains the muscles.
- Cracking sound from my knees, hip joints, elbows, and wrists is frequent.
- Osteotomy may be performed if significant malalignment of the knee or hip joints is present.
- The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint because the spherical head of the femur moves inside the cup-shaped acetabulum.
- And you need to line up various parts of your body; your hip joint has to be lined up over your ankle joint.
- Ten to 20 percent of all arthritic knee and hip joints will need to be replaced.
- The articulation between the head of the femur and the acetabulum form the hip joint.
- The muscles of the hip joint execute hip-joint flexion at the beginning of the vertical-bench bent-leg raise.
- Every running stride places about three times the weight of your body on your foot, ankle, knee and hip joints.
- These branches supply the pectineus, the hip joint, and, by rejoining the obturator, the adductor muscles.
- The centre of mass of the body is at the hip joints.
- The acetabulum contains the socket portion of the hip joint and must be reshaped to restore its original center.
- Unlike walking, which is still necessary every day, cycling seems to suit my ankle, knee and hip joints very much better.

词汇	hip joint
释义	Definition of hip joint in English: hip joint noun The ball-and-socket joint connecting a leg to the trunk of the body, in which the head of the thigh bone fits into the socket of the hip bone. 髋关节 Example sentencesExamples These branches supply the pectineus, the hip joint, and, by rejoining the obturator, the adductor muscles. Osteoarthritis most commonly involves the spine, the knee joints and the hip joints. It most often affects the head of the thighbone, part of the hip joint. And you need to line up various parts of your body; your hip joint has to be lined up over your ankle joint. Ten to 20 percent of all arthritic knee and hip joints will need to be replaced. The ball and the socket join to form the new hip joint. Osteotomy may be performed if significant malalignment of the knee or hip joints is present. Stability of the right sacroiliac and hip joints was preserved. Cracking sound from my knees, hip joints, elbows, and wrists is frequent. Its anterior branch supplies sensation to the hip joint and the mid to proximal medial thigh. To compensate the hip joint and especially the knee has to modify its movement to maintain stability and progression during walking. Ankle, knee and hip joints must be coordinated in this exercise, which develops a functional movement pattern and trains the muscles. The acetabulum contains the socket portion of the hip joint and must be reshaped to restore its original center. Unlike walking, which is still necessary every day, cycling seems to suit my ankle, knee and hip joints very much better. The muscles of the hip joint execute hip-joint flexion at the beginning of the vertical-bench bent-leg raise. The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint because the spherical head of the femur moves inside the cup-shaped acetabulum. The centre of mass of the body is at the hip joints. Every running stride places about three times the weight of your body on your foot, ankle, knee and hip joints. Also, the ligaments of the hip joint may be stretched and loose. The articulation between the head of the femur and the acetabulum form the hip joint. Definition of hip joint in US English: hip joint nounˈhip ˌjointˈhɪp ˌdʒɔɪnt The ball-and-socket joint connecting a leg to the trunk of the body, in which the head of the thigh bone fits into the socket of the ilium. 髋关节 Example sentencesExamples Its anterior branch supplies sensation to the hip joint and the mid to proximal medial thigh. To compensate the hip joint and especially the knee has to modify its movement to maintain stability and progression during walking. The ball and the socket join to form the new hip joint. It most often affects the head of the thighbone, part of the hip joint. Stability of the right sacroiliac and hip joints was preserved. Osteoarthritis most commonly involves the spine, the knee joints and the hip joints. Also, the ligaments of the hip joint may be stretched and loose. Ankle, knee and hip joints must be coordinated in this exercise, which develops a functional movement pattern and trains the muscles. Cracking sound from my knees, hip joints, elbows, and wrists is frequent. Osteotomy may be performed if significant malalignment of the knee or hip joints is present. The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint because the spherical head of the femur moves inside the cup-shaped acetabulum. And you need to line up various parts of your body; your hip joint has to be lined up over your ankle joint. Ten to 20 percent of all arthritic knee and hip joints will need to be replaced. The articulation between the head of the femur and the acetabulum form the hip joint. The muscles of the hip joint execute hip-joint flexion at the beginning of the vertical-bench bent-leg raise. Every running stride places about three times the weight of your body on your foot, ankle, knee and hip joints. These branches supply the pectineus, the hip joint, and, by rejoining the obturator, the adductor muscles. The centre of mass of the body is at the hip joints. The acetabulum contains the socket portion of the hip joint and must be reshaped to restore its original center. Unlike walking, which is still necessary every day, cycling seems to suit my ankle, knee and hip joints very much better.
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