Definition of wrist in English:

wrist

noun rɪstrɪst

1The joint connecting the hand with the forearm.
腕；腕关节。参见CARPUS
I fell over and sprained my wrist
Example sentencesExamples
- If you feel joint pain in your wrists, elbows, shoulders or lower back, stop using the weights.
- Wrist guards help prevent fractured wrists, one of the most common injuries among in-line skaters.
- In adults, lead poisoning can result in damage to the central nervous system and severely weaken fingers, joints, wrists and ankles.
- Recoil management is controlled by the muscles of the forearms, wrists and hands in isometric opposition.
- For example, the nickel found in some jewellery may cause eczema on the ear lobes, wrists, and around the neck.
- Osteoarthritis usually does not affect the wrists, elbows or shoulders.
- A twin pair of white gloves covered her up to about mid forearm, and her wrists were weighted down by silver jewelry.
- Maintain a slight bend in your elbows and keep your wrists aligned with your forearms.
- Early in rheumatoid arthritis, joints in your wrists, hands, feet and knees are the ones most often affected.
- The sudden movement and intense power required by throwers can lead to injuries to the upper body limbs, usually the shoulder, elbows and wrists.
- Boils occur most often on the face, head, neck, forearms and wrists in that order.
- If there are any symptoms, including painful, tingling or swollen hands, elbows, wrists or shoulders it is important to get treatment quickly.
- Excessive or repeated use of the muscles that straighten the wrist can cause injury to the tendons, leading to tennis elbow.
- For example, the arm can be numbed with an injection into the upper arm or armpit to allow a broken wrist to be treated.
- First he checks the pulse of my left wrist, then the pulse from my right wrist.
- Working with your wrist in a more neutral or straight position will help to prevent injuries in the wrist and forearm.
- If you use your wrist and elbow more than the rest of the arm, try to spread the load so that the larger muscles of the shoulder and upper arm work too.
- Ganglia are swellings that occur around joints, the most common sites being the wrist and ankle.
- The rash usually affects the wrists, ankles, elbows, lower back or genitals, but other parts of the body can also be affected.
- The median nerve passes into the hand via the carpal tunnel of the volar aspect of the wrist.
1. 1.1 The equivalent joint (the carpal joint) in the foreleg of a quadruped or the wing of a bird.
  （四足动物前腿的）膝关节；（鸟翅膀的）腕
  Example sentencesExamples
  The hands and wrists of Archaeopteryx and maniraptoran theropods are extremely similar.
  Adults are generally mottled light-and-dark underneath, with dark patches at the wrists.
  White underwing linings and some white at the wrist above are visible when the bird flies.
  When dry, their feathers do not conduct electricity, but their wrists and wing bones do.
  However, the hawk is larger and stockier, with clean white underwings and distinctive dark wrists and belly.
  It has white wing-patches at the wrists, visible both when the bird is perched and when it flies.
  Below, wings are mostly buff, and the patches at the wrists are dark.
2. 1.2 The part of a garment covering the wrist; a cuff.
  袖口；腕部
  elasticated wrists and ankles
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was low, yet not revealing, and her sleeves were long and loose with tight cuffs at the wrists.
  The dress was a lovely jade green with eggplant touches at the wrists, hem and neckline.
  Dragons on the neckline, at the wrists and at the hemline of the gown stare boldly outward.
  The sleeves were white and had an elastic cuff around her wrist causing it to take a bell shape somewhat.
  Embroidery of colorful dragons chasing their tails encircles the cuffs of her wrists, hemline and neckline.
2(in a machine) a stud projecting from a crank as an attachment for a connecting rod.
（机器的）曲柄销，肘节销
Example sentencesExamples
- As we stated earlier, the wrist pins use snap rings to keep the pin from moving, and the Crower bushing allows the pins to be free floating rather than fixed.
- The flat four's assembly process is different from a standard in-line engine's, so the wrist pins must be full-floating units.

Origin

Old English, of Germanic origin, probably from the base of writhe.

Rhymes

assist, cist, coexist, consist, cyst, desist, enlist, exist, gist, grist, hist, insist, list, Liszt, mist, persist, resist, schist, subsist, tryst, twist, whist, wist

Definition of wrist in US English:

wrist

nounrɪstrist

1The joint connecting the hand with the forearm.
腕；腕关节。参见CARPUS
I fell over and sprained my wrist
See also carpus
Example sentencesExamples
- Early in rheumatoid arthritis, joints in your wrists, hands, feet and knees are the ones most often affected.
- First he checks the pulse of my left wrist, then the pulse from my right wrist.
- For example, the nickel found in some jewellery may cause eczema on the ear lobes, wrists, and around the neck.
- Excessive or repeated use of the muscles that straighten the wrist can cause injury to the tendons, leading to tennis elbow.
- Ganglia are swellings that occur around joints, the most common sites being the wrist and ankle.
- Recoil management is controlled by the muscles of the forearms, wrists and hands in isometric opposition.
- If you use your wrist and elbow more than the rest of the arm, try to spread the load so that the larger muscles of the shoulder and upper arm work too.
- For example, the arm can be numbed with an injection into the upper arm or armpit to allow a broken wrist to be treated.
- The rash usually affects the wrists, ankles, elbows, lower back or genitals, but other parts of the body can also be affected.
- The median nerve passes into the hand via the carpal tunnel of the volar aspect of the wrist.
- If you feel joint pain in your wrists, elbows, shoulders or lower back, stop using the weights.
- Osteoarthritis usually does not affect the wrists, elbows or shoulders.
- If there are any symptoms, including painful, tingling or swollen hands, elbows, wrists or shoulders it is important to get treatment quickly.
- Working with your wrist in a more neutral or straight position will help to prevent injuries in the wrist and forearm.
- Boils occur most often on the face, head, neck, forearms and wrists in that order.
- Wrist guards help prevent fractured wrists, one of the most common injuries among in-line skaters.
- In adults, lead poisoning can result in damage to the central nervous system and severely weaken fingers, joints, wrists and ankles.
- Maintain a slight bend in your elbows and keep your wrists aligned with your forearms.
- The sudden movement and intense power required by throwers can lead to injuries to the upper body limbs, usually the shoulder, elbows and wrists.
- A twin pair of white gloves covered her up to about mid forearm, and her wrists were weighted down by silver jewelry.
1. 1.1 The equivalent joint (the carpal joint) in the foreleg of a quadruped or the wing of a bird.
  （四足动物前腿的）膝关节；（鸟翅膀的）腕
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, the hawk is larger and stockier, with clean white underwings and distinctive dark wrists and belly.
  White underwing linings and some white at the wrist above are visible when the bird flies.
  The hands and wrists of Archaeopteryx and maniraptoran theropods are extremely similar.
  Adults are generally mottled light-and-dark underneath, with dark patches at the wrists.
  When dry, their feathers do not conduct electricity, but their wrists and wing bones do.
  Below, wings are mostly buff, and the patches at the wrists are dark.
  It has white wing-patches at the wrists, visible both when the bird is perched and when it flies.
2. 1.2 The part of a garment covering the wrist; a cuff.
  袖口；腕部
  elasticated wrists and ankles
  Example sentencesExamples
  Embroidery of colorful dragons chasing their tails encircles the cuffs of her wrists, hemline and neckline.
  It was low, yet not revealing, and her sleeves were long and loose with tight cuffs at the wrists.
  The dress was a lovely jade green with eggplant touches at the wrists, hem and neckline.
  The sleeves were white and had an elastic cuff around her wrist causing it to take a bell shape somewhat.
  Dragons on the neckline, at the wrists and at the hemline of the gown stare boldly outward.
2(in a machine) a stud projecting from a crank as an attachment for a connecting rod.
（机器的）曲柄销，肘节销
Example sentencesExamples
- The flat four's assembly process is different from a standard in-line engine's, so the wrist pins must be full-floating units.
- As we stated earlier, the wrist pins use snap rings to keep the pin from moving, and the Crower bushing allows the pins to be free floating rather than fixed.

Origin

Old English, of Germanic origin, probably from the base of writhe.

词汇	wrist
释义	Definition of wrist in English: wrist noun rɪstrɪst 1The joint connecting the hand with the forearm. 腕；腕关节。参见CARPUS I fell over and sprained my wrist Example sentencesExamples If you feel joint pain in your wrists, elbows, shoulders or lower back, stop using the weights. Wrist guards help prevent fractured wrists, one of the most common injuries among in-line skaters. In adults, lead poisoning can result in damage to the central nervous system and severely weaken fingers, joints, wrists and ankles. Recoil management is controlled by the muscles of the forearms, wrists and hands in isometric opposition. For example, the nickel found in some jewellery may cause eczema on the ear lobes, wrists, and around the neck. Osteoarthritis usually does not affect the wrists, elbows or shoulders. A twin pair of white gloves covered her up to about mid forearm, and her wrists were weighted down by silver jewelry. Maintain a slight bend in your elbows and keep your wrists aligned with your forearms. Early in rheumatoid arthritis, joints in your wrists, hands, feet and knees are the ones most often affected. The sudden movement and intense power required by throwers can lead to injuries to the upper body limbs, usually the shoulder, elbows and wrists. Boils occur most often on the face, head, neck, forearms and wrists in that order. If there are any symptoms, including painful, tingling or swollen hands, elbows, wrists or shoulders it is important to get treatment quickly. Excessive or repeated use of the muscles that straighten the wrist can cause injury to the tendons, leading to tennis elbow. For example, the arm can be numbed with an injection into the upper arm or armpit to allow a broken wrist to be treated. First he checks the pulse of my left wrist, then the pulse from my right wrist. Working with your wrist in a more neutral or straight position will help to prevent injuries in the wrist and forearm. If you use your wrist and elbow more than the rest of the arm, try to spread the load so that the larger muscles of the shoulder and upper arm work too. Ganglia are swellings that occur around joints, the most common sites being the wrist and ankle. The rash usually affects the wrists, ankles, elbows, lower back or genitals, but other parts of the body can also be affected. The median nerve passes into the hand via the carpal tunnel of the volar aspect of the wrist. 1.1 The equivalent joint (the carpal joint) in the foreleg of a quadruped or the wing of a bird. （四足动物前腿的）膝关节；（鸟翅膀的）腕 Example sentencesExamples The hands and wrists of Archaeopteryx and maniraptoran theropods are extremely similar. Adults are generally mottled light-and-dark underneath, with dark patches at the wrists. White underwing linings and some white at the wrist above are visible when the bird flies. When dry, their feathers do not conduct electricity, but their wrists and wing bones do. However, the hawk is larger and stockier, with clean white underwings and distinctive dark wrists and belly. It has white wing-patches at the wrists, visible both when the bird is perched and when it flies. Below, wings are mostly buff, and the patches at the wrists are dark. 1.2 The part of a garment covering the wrist; a cuff. 袖口；腕部 elasticated wrists and ankles Example sentencesExamples It was low, yet not revealing, and her sleeves were long and loose with tight cuffs at the wrists. The dress was a lovely jade green with eggplant touches at the wrists, hem and neckline. Dragons on the neckline, at the wrists and at the hemline of the gown stare boldly outward. The sleeves were white and had an elastic cuff around her wrist causing it to take a bell shape somewhat. Embroidery of colorful dragons chasing their tails encircles the cuffs of her wrists, hemline and neckline. 2(in a machine) a stud projecting from a crank as an attachment for a connecting rod. （机器的）曲柄销，肘节销 Example sentencesExamples As we stated earlier, the wrist pins use snap rings to keep the pin from moving, and the Crower bushing allows the pins to be free floating rather than fixed. The flat four's assembly process is different from a standard in-line engine's, so the wrist pins must be full-floating units. Origin Old English, of Germanic origin, probably from the base of writhe. Rhymes assist, cist, coexist, consist, cyst, desist, enlist, exist, gist, grist, hist, insist, list, Liszt, mist, persist, resist, schist, subsist, tryst, twist, whist, wist Definition of wrist in US English: wrist nounrɪstrist 1The joint connecting the hand with the forearm. 腕；腕关节。参见CARPUS I fell over and sprained my wrist See also carpus Example sentencesExamples Early in rheumatoid arthritis, joints in your wrists, hands, feet and knees are the ones most often affected. First he checks the pulse of my left wrist, then the pulse from my right wrist. For example, the nickel found in some jewellery may cause eczema on the ear lobes, wrists, and around the neck. Excessive or repeated use of the muscles that straighten the wrist can cause injury to the tendons, leading to tennis elbow. Ganglia are swellings that occur around joints, the most common sites being the wrist and ankle. Recoil management is controlled by the muscles of the forearms, wrists and hands in isometric opposition. If you use your wrist and elbow more than the rest of the arm, try to spread the load so that the larger muscles of the shoulder and upper arm work too. For example, the arm can be numbed with an injection into the upper arm or armpit to allow a broken wrist to be treated. The rash usually affects the wrists, ankles, elbows, lower back or genitals, but other parts of the body can also be affected. The median nerve passes into the hand via the carpal tunnel of the volar aspect of the wrist. If you feel joint pain in your wrists, elbows, shoulders or lower back, stop using the weights. Osteoarthritis usually does not affect the wrists, elbows or shoulders. If there are any symptoms, including painful, tingling or swollen hands, elbows, wrists or shoulders it is important to get treatment quickly. Working with your wrist in a more neutral or straight position will help to prevent injuries in the wrist and forearm. Boils occur most often on the face, head, neck, forearms and wrists in that order. Wrist guards help prevent fractured wrists, one of the most common injuries among in-line skaters. In adults, lead poisoning can result in damage to the central nervous system and severely weaken fingers, joints, wrists and ankles. Maintain a slight bend in your elbows and keep your wrists aligned with your forearms. The sudden movement and intense power required by throwers can lead to injuries to the upper body limbs, usually the shoulder, elbows and wrists. A twin pair of white gloves covered her up to about mid forearm, and her wrists were weighted down by silver jewelry. 1.1 The equivalent joint (the carpal joint) in the foreleg of a quadruped or the wing of a bird. （四足动物前腿的）膝关节；（鸟翅膀的）腕 Example sentencesExamples However, the hawk is larger and stockier, with clean white underwings and distinctive dark wrists and belly. White underwing linings and some white at the wrist above are visible when the bird flies. The hands and wrists of Archaeopteryx and maniraptoran theropods are extremely similar. Adults are generally mottled light-and-dark underneath, with dark patches at the wrists. When dry, their feathers do not conduct electricity, but their wrists and wing bones do. Below, wings are mostly buff, and the patches at the wrists are dark. It has white wing-patches at the wrists, visible both when the bird is perched and when it flies. 1.2 The part of a garment covering the wrist; a cuff. 袖口；腕部 elasticated wrists and ankles Example sentencesExamples Embroidery of colorful dragons chasing their tails encircles the cuffs of her wrists, hemline and neckline. It was low, yet not revealing, and her sleeves were long and loose with tight cuffs at the wrists. The dress was a lovely jade green with eggplant touches at the wrists, hem and neckline. The sleeves were white and had an elastic cuff around her wrist causing it to take a bell shape somewhat. Dragons on the neckline, at the wrists and at the hemline of the gown stare boldly outward. 2(in a machine) a stud projecting from a crank as an attachment for a connecting rod. （机器的）曲柄销，肘节销 Example sentencesExamples The flat four's assembly process is different from a standard in-line engine's, so the wrist pins must be full-floating units. As we stated earlier, the wrist pins use snap rings to keep the pin from moving, and the Crower bushing allows the pins to be free floating rather than fixed. Origin Old English, of Germanic origin, probably from the base of writhe.
随便看	discussion groups discussionist discussion program discussion programme discussion(s) discussions discussive discuss matters discussment discuss something at length discuss something with discuss terms discuss things discus throw discus thrower discus throwing discutable discutant discute discutient disc valve disc wheel disc worship disdain disdainable