protrude
proʊˈtrud
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Definition of protrude - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
stick outintr.extend beyond a surface or boundaryintr.
  • The tree roots protrude from the ground.
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2.
push outtr.cause to extend from a surfacetr.
  • He protruded his tongue playfully.
extend jut project
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Origin of protrude

Latin, protrudere (to thrust forward)

Terms with protrude included in their meaning

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protrude
extend beyond a surface or boundary
swelling
protrude or swell outward
position
protrude or be suspended in a loose way
shape
protrude or cause to protrude
extension
protrude or extend beyond a surface
eye protrusion
eyes bulge or protrude
shape
swell or protrude outward
protrusion
protrude or extend outward noticeably

Examples of protrude in a sentence

  • Her teeth protrude slightly when she smiles.
  • The branch protruded from the tree trunk at an odd angle.
  • Her elbow protruded through the hole in her sweater.

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  1. French:dépasser, faire dépasser, ...
  2. German:hervorragen, hervorstehen, ...
  3. Italian:sporgere, ...
  4. Spanish:sobresalir, sacar, ...
  5. Portuguese:sobressair, projetar, ...
  6. Chinese:伸出, ...
  7. Japanese:突き出る, 突き出す, ...
  8. Arabic:بَرَزَ, أَبْرَزَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִבְלוֹט, לְהוֹצִיא אֶת הַלָּשׁוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:выступать, высунуть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виступати, висувати, ...
  12. Hindi:बाहर निकलना, बाहर निकालना, ...

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