pelvic thrust
ˈpɛl.vɪk θrʌst
Definition

Definition of pelvic thrust - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
motionforceful forward movement of the hips in dance or exercise
  • He did a pelvic thrust during the workout.
hip thrust
2.
hips movementforceful hip movement in dance or sexual activity
  • He did a pelvic thrust on the dance floor.
hip thrust
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Expressions with pelvic

pelvic bonen.
curved bone forming part of the bony ring at the lower torso
The doctor examined the pelvic bone for signs of a fracture.
pelvic floorn.
muscular partition supporting pelvic organs
Exercises can strengthen the pelvic floor.
pelvic girdlen.
the bony structure supporting lower limbs in humans
The pelvic girdle supports the weight of the upper body.
pelvic cavityn.
space within the pelvis containing organs
The doctor examined the pelvic cavity for any abnormalities.
pelvic archn.
the skeletal structure supporting hind limbs in vertebrates
In birds, the pelvic arch supports the legs for walking.
pelvic finn.
fin on fish's underside helping with balance and movement
The pelvic fin helps the fish stay upright.

Expressions with thrust

thrust uponv.
force a responsibility or situation on someone without their choice
Unexpected leadership was thrust upon her when the coach resigned.
thrust asidev.
dismiss or ignore something important
She thrust aside her fears and continued forward.
thrust one's nose inv.
get involved in other people's business without being asked
Maria always thrusts her nose in whenever coworkers discuss their personal problems.
thrust one's wayv.
push oneself through obstacles
She thrust her way past the bushes to find the hidden path.
thrust and parryn.
quick exchange of attacks and defenses
The duel was a series of thrust and parry.
thrust into the limelightv.
suddenly receive a lot of public attention
The scandal thrust the politician into the limelight.
thrust oneself uponv.
impose oneself on others without invitation
He thrust himself upon the group, interrupting their conversation.
greatness thrust upon themadj.
unexpectedly given significant responsibility or power
After the coup, greatness was thrust upon them overnight.
knife thrustn.
sudden strong push with a knife
The hero dodged the knife thrust just in time.
squat thrustn.
exercise involving a squat and a plank position
He did ten squat thrusts to warm up before his workout..

Terms related to pelvic thrust

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Examples of pelvic thrust in a sentence

  • He taught the class a safe pelvic thrust variation.
  • Her pelvic thrust sparked cheers from the crowd.
  • The actor's pelvic thrust was choreographed carefully.

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  1. French:poussée pelvienne, coup de bassin, ...
  2. German:Beckenstoß, ...
  3. Italian:spinta pelvica, colpo di bacino, ...
  4. Spanish:empujón de pelvis, movimiento pélvico, ...
  5. Portuguese:impulso pélvico, movimento das ancas, ...
  6. Chinese:骨盆前推, 骨盆前冲, ...
  7. Japanese:骨盤の突き出し, 腰の突き出し, ...
  8. Arabic:دَفْع حَوْضِي, دَفْعَة حَوْضِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:דְּחִיפַת אָגָן, תְּנוּעַת אַגָּן, ...
  10. Russian:тазовый толчок, движение бедрами, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рух тазом, ...
  12. Hindi:कूल्हे का धक्का, कूल्हे हिलाना, ...
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