Vocab Bloom Hub

pectoral

/ˈpek.tər.əl/

Übersetzung: Die Brust oder den Brustkorb betreffend; wird häufig in der Anatomie und Medizin verwendet, um Muskeln, Regionen oder Behandlungen zu beschreiben., Substantiv, das einen der beiden großen Brustmuskeln bezeichnet oder einen auf der Brust getragenen Schmuck bzw. eine Brustpanzerung.

2 Einträge

adjective

/ˈpek.tər.əl/C1formalmedical
  • deDie Brust oder den Brustkorb betreffend; wird häufig in der Anatomie und Medizin verwendet, um Muskeln, Regionen oder Behandlungen zu beschreiben.

Relating to the chest or breast; often used in anatomy and medicine to describe muscles, regions, or treatments.

  1. Relating to the chestB2formalmedical

    Pertaining to the chest or thorax region of the body.

    deBrust-

    • The pectoral muscles are important for upper body strength.
    • He felt a sharp pain in his pectoral area after the workout.
    • The doctor examined the patient's pectoral region for any abnormalities.

    Synonymethoracic

Formen
  • more pectoral comparative form
  • most pectoral superlative form

noun

/ˈpek.tər.əl/C2formalmedical
  • deSubstantiv, das einen der beiden großen Brustmuskeln bezeichnet oder einen auf der Brust getragenen Schmuck bzw. eine Brustpanzerung.

A noun referring to either of the two large chest muscles, or an ornamental piece worn on the chest or breast.

  1. Chest muscleB2formalmedical

    Either of the two large muscles located on the front of the chest, often referred to as the pecs.

    deBrustmuskel

    • He injured his pectoral while lifting weights.
    • The athlete has well-developed pectorals.
    • Stretching the pectorals can improve posture.

    Synonymepectoral muscle

  2. Chest ornamentC1formalart

    An ornamental piece of jewelry or decoration worn on the chest or breast, often used in historical or religious contexts.

    deBrustschmuck

    • The priest wore a golden pectoral during the ceremony.
    • Ancient Egyptian pharaohs were often depicted with a pectoral.
    • The museum displayed a beautifully crafted pectoral from the 12th century.

    Synonymebreastplate

Formen
  • pectorals plural form
  • pectorals' possessive plural form
  • pectoral's possessive singular form