jutting

• Describe algo que sobresale o se proyecta hacia afuera desde una superficie o área circundante.

Describes something that sticks out or protrudes from a surface or surrounding area.

1. Projecting outwardB2formal

   Extending out, up, or forward beyond the main surface or line.

   que sobresale

   • The cliff had a jutting rock that overlooked the sea.
   • He tripped over a jutting piece of metal on the floor.
   • The building's jutting balcony offered a great view of the city.

   Sinónimosbulgingprojectingprotrudingprotuberantthrusting

   Antónimosconcavehollowrecessedsunken

• Sustantivo que denota una parte que sobresale o se proyecta hacia afuera de una superficie o cuerpo principal, o la acción de sobresalir, extenderse o empujar hacia afuera.

A noun referring to the act or state of projecting, sticking out, or extending outward from a surface or main body.

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1. Projection or protrusionB2formal

   The act or state of sticking out or projecting from a surface or main body.

   Protuberancia o saliente

   • The jutting of the rock made it difficult to climb.
   • The building's design includes a slight jutting of the upper floors.
   • The jutting of the cliff created a natural shelter.

   Sinónimosbulgeoutcropoutgrowthoverhangprojectionprominenceprotrusionprotuberance

• Verbo que se usa para indicar que algo sobresale, se proyecta o se extiende hacia afuera desde una superficie o línea.

A verb used to indicate something that sticks out, projects, or extends outward from a surface or line.

1. Project outwardB2formal

   To extend out or project from a surface or main body, often noticeably.

   Sobresalir, proyectarse hacia afuera

   • The cliff juts out over the ocean.
   • She noticed a sharp rock jutting from the ground.
   • His chin juts forward when he is thinking.
   • The balcony juts out from the side of the building.

   Sinónimosbulgeextendobtrudeoverhangprojectprotrudestick out

   Antónimosrecederetractwithdraw

Variantes phrasaljut out