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Definition of hallux in English: halluxnounPlural halluces ˈhaləksˈhæləks Anatomy 1A person's big toe. 〔剖〕（人的）大脚趾 Example sentencesExamples - A hallux digital pressure is considered normal at 50 mm Hg; values of 30 mm Hg or lower are indicative of a significant decease in peripheral perfusion.
- A bunion occurs as a result of a deformity in the big toe known as hallux valgus, where hallux means the big toe and valgus means abnormal bending towards the other toes.
- Chen et al. measured peak pressures under the heel, the medial forefoot, and the hallux of 290 kPa, 390 kPa, and 380 kPa.
- The different areas were the medial and lateral heel; the medial and lateral midfoot; the medial, central, and lateral forefoot; the hallux; the second toe; and the lateral toes.
- For example, the points on the halluces connect with the head, and the middle of the foot reflects the bowels.
- 1.1Zoology The innermost digit of the hind foot of vertebrates.
〔动〕（脊椎动物的）后趾（后足最里面的脚趾） Example sentencesExamples - Most of the fossil tracks show three slender toes tipped by small claws, but some also bear the imprint of a small, rear-facing toe called a hallux.
- Arnold says that ‘some birds, such as gulls, lose the external hallux entirely,’ yet all gulls have an external hallux, although it is very reduced in the two species of kittiwakes.
- Several interaction terms were significant in analyses of mass, hallux length, and tarsal length and width.
- The first toe subsequently re-evolved a lower position within birds with the evolution of the grasping hallux.
- They have an opposable hallux on their hind feet, and their pelage is soft, thick, and wooly.
OriginMid 19th century: modern Latin alteration of medieval Latin allex, Latin hallus. Definition of hallux in US English: halluxnounˈhaləksˈhæləks Anatomy 1A person's big toe. 〔剖〕（人的）大脚趾 Example sentencesExamples - For example, the points on the halluces connect with the head, and the middle of the foot reflects the bowels.
- A hallux digital pressure is considered normal at 50 mm Hg; values of 30 mm Hg or lower are indicative of a significant decease in peripheral perfusion.
- Chen et al. measured peak pressures under the heel, the medial forefoot, and the hallux of 290 kPa, 390 kPa, and 380 kPa.
- The different areas were the medial and lateral heel; the medial and lateral midfoot; the medial, central, and lateral forefoot; the hallux; the second toe; and the lateral toes.
- A bunion occurs as a result of a deformity in the big toe known as hallux valgus, where hallux means the big toe and valgus means abnormal bending towards the other toes.
- 1.1Zoology The innermost digit of the hind foot of vertebrates.
〔动〕（脊椎动物的）后趾（后足最里面的脚趾） Example sentencesExamples - Arnold says that ‘some birds, such as gulls, lose the external hallux entirely,’ yet all gulls have an external hallux, although it is very reduced in the two species of kittiwakes.
- They have an opposable hallux on their hind feet, and their pelage is soft, thick, and wooly.
- Several interaction terms were significant in analyses of mass, hallux length, and tarsal length and width.
- The first toe subsequently re-evolved a lower position within birds with the evolution of the grasping hallux.
- Most of the fossil tracks show three slender toes tipped by small claws, but some also bear the imprint of a small, rear-facing toe called a hallux.
OriginMid 19th century: modern Latin alteration of medieval Latin allex, Latin hallus. |