the ball of the foot/hand

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishthe ball of the foot/handthe ball of the foot/handHBHthe rounded part of the foot at the base of the toes, or the rounded part of the hand at the base of the thumb → ballExamples from the Corpusthe ball of the foot/hand• The heel of your leading foot should touch the ground, just before the ball of the foot and toes.• However, I would suggest that you subsequently attack employing the ball of the foot rather than the injured instep.• Calluses grow on the ball of the foot and do not have a nucleus.• Raise your back heel and rest your weight on the ball of the foot.• The jumping turning kick: strike with the ball of the foot, keeping the back leg tucked up.

单词	the ball of the foot/hand
释义	the ball of the foot/hand From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishthe ball of the foot/handthe ball of the foot/handHBHthe rounded part of the foot at the base of the toes, or the rounded part of the hand at the base of the thumb → ballExamples from the Corpusthe ball of the foot/hand• The heel of your leading foot should touch the ground, just before the ball of the foot and toes.• However, I would suggest that you subsequently attack employing the ball of the foot rather than the injured instep.• Calluses grow on the ball of the foot and do not have a nucleus.• Raise your back heel and rest your weight on the ball of the foot.• The jumping turning kick: strike with the ball of the foot, keeping the back leg tucked up.
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