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Definition of callus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
dermatologyhardened skin area from repeated friction
- She developed a callus on her palm from rowing.
2.
botanyTECH. mass of plant tissue at injury siteTECH.
- The gardener noticed a callus on the tree branch.
3.
medicalTECH. bony tissue formed during bone healingTECH.
- The X-ray showed a callus at the fracture site.
Origin of callus
Latin, callum (hard skin)
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medical
type of callus on the feet or hands
Examples of callus in a sentence
The guitar player developed a callus on his fingers. A callus formed on the plant's stem. The botanist examined the callus on the leaf. Doctors monitored the callus development closely. A callus formed, indicating the bone was healing well.
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- French:cal, cicatrice végétale, ...
- German:Schwiele, Kallus, ...
- Italian:callo, ...
- Spanish:callo, cicatriz vegetal, ...
- Portuguese:calo, massa cicatricial, ...
- Chinese:老茧, 愈伤组织, ...
- Japanese:たこ, こぶ, ...
- Arabic:كَالّو, نَسِيج مُتَكَلِّس, ...
- Hebrew:קָאַלוּס, רִקְמַת קָאלוּס, ...
- Russian:мозоль, каллус, ...
- Ukrainian:мозоль, калюс, ...
- Hindi:घट्टा, घाव ऊतक, ...
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