calluses

英 [ˈkæləsɪz]

美 [ˈkæləsɪz]

n.  胼胝，老茧(手、足上的硬皮)
callus的复数

柯林斯词典

• 胼胝;老茧;硬结
  Acallusis an unwanted area of thick skin, usually on the palms of your hands or the soles of your feet, which has been caused by something rubbing against it.

双语例句

• Moleskin pads can help relieve a corn; calluses can be trimmed or surgically corrected.
  一般软的棉布垫有助于减轻鸡眼的压痛，胼胝可以剪除或是手术切除。
• Gradually they are used to the teacher's urging, ears have played calluses, while we are very involved as a teacher at the urging of such a physical and mental exhaustion.
  渐渐的他们习惯了老师的催促，耳朵都起老茧了，而作为老师我们十分受累于这样的催促，身心疲惫。
• Labor left him with a black face, hands and gradually Mochu of calluses.
  劳动给他留下了一张黝黑的脸，双手渐渐地磨出了老茧。
• All you need is a few calluses toavoid roughing up the skin of the foot.
  你所需要的只是一点点老茧，这样你的脚上的皮肤就不会变粗糙了。
• He says a few calluses can help runners avoid injuries.
  他说，些许老茧可以帮助跑步者免受伤害。
• Most of us are familiar with calluses.
  对于“老茧”，我们都很熟悉。
• Joint and large there are calluses, I is not seen.
  关节又大又有老茧，是我没见过的。
• Possibly. And, of course, it takes time to develop calluses on your feet thick enough to make barefoot running comfortable.
  当然很有可能，而且要花上一段时间脚才能生出足够厚的老茧让你舒服地跑步。
• The root primordia originate from the calluses.
  根原基主要是从愈伤组织内发生，属于愈伤组织生根类型。
• I watched a small man with thick calluses on both hands work fifteen and sixteen hours a day.
  我曾看着一个双手满是老趼的瘦小男人，每天劳作十五六个小时。