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Human Elbow

Definition: The "human elbow" is a noun that refers to the joint in your arm that connects your upper arm to your forearm. It allows you to bend and straighten your arm. It is known as a hinge joint, which means it works like a door hinge, moving mainly in one direction.

Usage Instructions:
  • Basic Usage: You can refer to the human elbow when talking about movements of your arm, injuries, or anatomy.
  • Example: "I hurt my human elbow while playing basketball."
Advanced Usage:
  • In medical or biological contexts, you might discuss the human elbow's structure, function, or common injuries like "tennis elbow."
  • Example: "The human elbow is composed of three bones: the humerus, radius, and ulna."
Word Variants:
  • Elbow (verb): To "elbow" someone can mean to push them gently with your elbow, often to get their attention.
    • Example: "She had to elbow her way through the crowd."
Different Meanings:
  • Elbow (noun): Besides referring to the joint, "elbow" can also mean the outer part of the arm at the joint.
  • Elbow (verb): To make one's way through a crowd by using your elbow.
Synonyms:
  • Joint (specifically in the context of the elbow)
  • Bend (in reference to the action of bending the elbow)
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:
  • "Elbow grease": This idiom means hard work or physical effort.
    • Example: "Cleaning the house required a lot of elbow grease."
  • "To elbow someone out": This means to push someone aside, either literally or figuratively, to take their place.
    • Example: "He elbowed his way out of the conversation to make his point."
Summary:

The human elbow is an important part of our arm that allows us to move and perform daily activities.

Noun
  1. hinge joint between the forearm and upper arm and the corresponding joint in the forelimb of a quadruped

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