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

• I foresee calluses will grow pretty soon if I still lift the weights without gloves.
  我预计老茧将增长很快，如果我不戴手套还是取消的重量。
• This stone is used for cleaning and rubbing calluses off people's feet.
  此石是用来清洗和摩擦老茧了人们的脚。
• 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。
• 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。
• Jiefang Xie, full hand calluses, black face, these are the fundamental Wang previously unimaginable.
  解放鞋，满手老茧，黝黑的脸庞，这些，都是王海以前根本想象不到的。
• Such calluses are common for penguins in captivity, because the seabirds, which normally spend most of their time fishing at sea, occasionally get lazy and spend too much time waddling on land.
  对于圈养企鹅来说，这种脚病比较常见，因为在野生环境中，它们需要花费大量的时间在水中捕食，而圈养环境却让它们更多的在陆地上蹒跚而行。
• 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。
• But not long after their September arrival in Christchurch, a few penguins started to develop calluses on their feet that could have led to infections.
  “埃尔维斯”和伙伴们是今年9月份到达克赖斯特彻奇“国际南极中心”的。来这里后不久，其中的一些企鹅便患上了“脚病”，并可能因此引发感染。
• 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。
• Adventitious buds were formed from calluses.
  不定芽由愈伤组织分化形成。