Definition of pectoral in English:

pectoral

adjective ˈpɛkt(ə)r(ə)lˈpɛkt(ə)rəl

1Relating to the breast or chest.
pectoral development
Example sentencesExamples
- But then I'm not sure what to make of all the people who have cosmetic surgery - breast augmentation, cheek bone implants, pectoral implants, nose jobs.
- To illustrate the point, he tapped the left pectoral region of his chest with four fingers.
- The butterfly stretch is especially important in decreasing tightness in the pectoral region and the tricep stretch is beneficial to the axillary area.
- It had pectoral and dorsal fins with fin-rays characteristic of fish.
- In both living and fossil forms, the pectoral and pelvic fins are prominent characteristics of the locomotor anatomy.
- It involves removing the breast and the lymph nodes but leaving the pectoral chest muscles intact.
- There are 11 dorsal spines and 17 pectoral rays that help to distinguish it from the closely related Amphiprion percula.
- Gynecomastia is a condition in which firm breast tissue forms in males, causing an enlargement of the pectoral region to develop.
- He would then swim in very tight circles, rapidly vibrating his pectoral and caudal fins.
- If you train back all the time but never chest, you may be prone to shoulder and pectoral injuries because of the imbalance.
- Display of its large pectoral and dorsal fins gives the impression of even greater size.
- A high bank angle is characteristic of penguins and sea lions which also lack a dorsal fin and turn using elongate pectoral flippers.
- The electrode wires are tunnelled up the arm to a control box located under the skin in the pectoral region.
- More specialized procedures such as buttock lifts and implants and pectoral implants are only performed by about 2% of surgeons.
- Cyprinodon diabolis has 17 pectoral rays, 12 dorsal rays and 28 caudal rays.
- The fourth type of patient needs pectoral implants for treating injuries such as pectoral tears, which may leave defects and gaps if the repair of the muscle was not done soon after the injury.
- He had a small wound over the right pectoral area that was scabbed but not infected.
- While flat-bench presses hit the middle of the chest exceptionally well, for balanced pectoral development you want to focus on the upper and lower regions of your chest as well.
- There's the burly athlete whose pectoral development is matched only by his unyielding vanity.
- The structures cover the head, neck, tail, and parts of both the pectoral and pelvic limbs.
1. 1.1 Worn on the chest.
  a pectoral shield

noun ˈpɛkt(ə)r(ə)lˈpɛkt(ə)rəl

1usually pectoralsA pectoral muscle.
an exercise that will help to develop the pectorals is the bench press
Example sentencesExamples
- Your cardiovascular system is composed of your heart, arteries etc, whilst your muscular system is made up of your biceps, pectorals, deltoids etc.
- In addition to massing up the pectorals, the heavy breathing also encourages rib cage expansion.
- The overdevelopment of these adjacent muscles may make the pectorals appear even smaller and out of proportion with the rest of the body.
- These work your pectorals in conjunction with your front deltoids and triceps; other muscles act as stabilizers.
- The fact that they are middle-aged men - the lines on their faces as chiseled as their biceps, triceps and pectorals - adds to the curiosity the images elicit.
- He felt this offered constant tension on the pectorals, especially the outer pecs.
- Incline dumbbell presses develop the contours of the middle and upper pectorals.
- Those are a body builder's pectorals and a linebacker's shoulders.
- Bulging biceps, svelte calves and women-attracting pectorals may be just a few injections away.
- The incline press works the pectorals and deltoids; using dumbbells allows a full range of motion and develops the shoulder's rotator-cuff stabilizers.
- The boy's thin arms were tucked over his pectorals.
- Lean too far forward and you'll pull your arms downward, which could minimize the muscular activation of the pectorals.
- Primarily, it hits the pectorals and front delts.
- Other implants, for biceps and pectorals, for instance, and even penile augmentations, are also on the increase.
- The combined training group also completed 4 strengthening exercises targeting the pectorals, latissimus dorsi, gluteals, and quadriceps for 45 minutes.
- Her gaze was transfixed by his square shoulders, his rounded pectorals and his flat stomach.
- On the third rep, he heard a loud pop, the sickening sound of one of his pectorals tearing, at least partially.
- It was human in base construction, a platform for large, menacing pectorals and biceps.
- The contraction spreads up your forearms, through your biceps, triceps and shoulders, and explodes across your pectorals, rippling from outer to inner edge.
- For instance, I would guess that paddling utilizes the latissimus dorsi, triceps, front deltoids, and perhaps to a lesser extent, the pectorals?
1. 1.1 A pectoral fin.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All of the fins, except the pectorals, were small and placed posteriorly.
  Namazu stood on his three prominent fins, the two pectorals and his caudal flippers.
2An ornamental breastplate.
Example sentencesExamples
- The pectoral is part of an exhibition which opened on March 30.
- This wonderful piece, the pectoral, which is enough to cover a fairly large adult chest is so gorgeous it actually makes you want to cry.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'breastplate'): from Latin pectorale 'breastplate', pectoralis 'of the breast', from pectus, pector- 'breast, chest'.

Rhymes

electoral, prefectoral, protectoral

Definition of pectoral in US English:

pectoral

adjectiveˈpekt(ə)rəlˈpɛkt(ə)rəl

1Relating to the breast or chest.
pectoral development
Example sentencesExamples
- While flat-bench presses hit the middle of the chest exceptionally well, for balanced pectoral development you want to focus on the upper and lower regions of your chest as well.
- Cyprinodon diabolis has 17 pectoral rays, 12 dorsal rays and 28 caudal rays.
- Gynecomastia is a condition in which firm breast tissue forms in males, causing an enlargement of the pectoral region to develop.
- He had a small wound over the right pectoral area that was scabbed but not infected.
- More specialized procedures such as buttock lifts and implants and pectoral implants are only performed by about 2% of surgeons.
- There are 11 dorsal spines and 17 pectoral rays that help to distinguish it from the closely related Amphiprion percula.
- A high bank angle is characteristic of penguins and sea lions which also lack a dorsal fin and turn using elongate pectoral flippers.
- The structures cover the head, neck, tail, and parts of both the pectoral and pelvic limbs.
- He would then swim in very tight circles, rapidly vibrating his pectoral and caudal fins.
- The butterfly stretch is especially important in decreasing tightness in the pectoral region and the tricep stretch is beneficial to the axillary area.
- It had pectoral and dorsal fins with fin-rays characteristic of fish.
- The fourth type of patient needs pectoral implants for treating injuries such as pectoral tears, which may leave defects and gaps if the repair of the muscle was not done soon after the injury.
- If you train back all the time but never chest, you may be prone to shoulder and pectoral injuries because of the imbalance.
- There's the burly athlete whose pectoral development is matched only by his unyielding vanity.
- The electrode wires are tunnelled up the arm to a control box located under the skin in the pectoral region.
- In both living and fossil forms, the pectoral and pelvic fins are prominent characteristics of the locomotor anatomy.
- Display of its large pectoral and dorsal fins gives the impression of even greater size.
- But then I'm not sure what to make of all the people who have cosmetic surgery - breast augmentation, cheek bone implants, pectoral implants, nose jobs.
- To illustrate the point, he tapped the left pectoral region of his chest with four fingers.
- It involves removing the breast and the lymph nodes but leaving the pectoral chest muscles intact.
1. 1.1 Worn on the chest.
  a pectoral shield

nounˈpekt(ə)rəlˈpɛkt(ə)rəl

usually pectorals

1A pectoral muscle.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to massing up the pectorals, the heavy breathing also encourages rib cage expansion.
- The boy's thin arms were tucked over his pectorals.
- Your cardiovascular system is composed of your heart, arteries etc, whilst your muscular system is made up of your biceps, pectorals, deltoids etc.
- Bulging biceps, svelte calves and women-attracting pectorals may be just a few injections away.
- He felt this offered constant tension on the pectorals, especially the outer pecs.
- Other implants, for biceps and pectorals, for instance, and even penile augmentations, are also on the increase.
- Primarily, it hits the pectorals and front delts.
- Incline dumbbell presses develop the contours of the middle and upper pectorals.
- The contraction spreads up your forearms, through your biceps, triceps and shoulders, and explodes across your pectorals, rippling from outer to inner edge.
- The overdevelopment of these adjacent muscles may make the pectorals appear even smaller and out of proportion with the rest of the body.
- Lean too far forward and you'll pull your arms downward, which could minimize the muscular activation of the pectorals.
- These work your pectorals in conjunction with your front deltoids and triceps; other muscles act as stabilizers.
- It was human in base construction, a platform for large, menacing pectorals and biceps.
- On the third rep, he heard a loud pop, the sickening sound of one of his pectorals tearing, at least partially.
- The combined training group also completed 4 strengthening exercises targeting the pectorals, latissimus dorsi, gluteals, and quadriceps for 45 minutes.
- The fact that they are middle-aged men - the lines on their faces as chiseled as their biceps, triceps and pectorals - adds to the curiosity the images elicit.
- For instance, I would guess that paddling utilizes the latissimus dorsi, triceps, front deltoids, and perhaps to a lesser extent, the pectorals?
- Those are a body builder's pectorals and a linebacker's shoulders.
- The incline press works the pectorals and deltoids; using dumbbells allows a full range of motion and develops the shoulder's rotator-cuff stabilizers.
- Her gaze was transfixed by his square shoulders, his rounded pectorals and his flat stomach.
1. 1.1 A pectoral fin.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All of the fins, except the pectorals, were small and placed posteriorly.
  Namazu stood on his three prominent fins, the two pectorals and his caudal flippers.
2. 1.2 An ornamental breastplate, especially one worn by a Jewish high priest.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The pectoral is part of an exhibition which opened on March 30.
  This wonderful piece, the pectoral, which is enough to cover a fairly large adult chest is so gorgeous it actually makes you want to cry.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘breastplate’): from Latin pectorale ‘breastplate’, pectoralis ‘of the breast’, from pectus, pector- ‘breast, chest’.

单词	pectoral
释义	Definition of pectoral in English: pectoral adjective ˈpɛkt(ə)r(ə)lˈpɛkt(ə)rəl 1Relating to the breast or chest. pectoral development Example sentencesExamples But then I'm not sure what to make of all the people who have cosmetic surgery - breast augmentation, cheek bone implants, pectoral implants, nose jobs. To illustrate the point, he tapped the left pectoral region of his chest with four fingers. The butterfly stretch is especially important in decreasing tightness in the pectoral region and the tricep stretch is beneficial to the axillary area. It had pectoral and dorsal fins with fin-rays characteristic of fish. In both living and fossil forms, the pectoral and pelvic fins are prominent characteristics of the locomotor anatomy. It involves removing the breast and the lymph nodes but leaving the pectoral chest muscles intact. There are 11 dorsal spines and 17 pectoral rays that help to distinguish it from the closely related Amphiprion percula. Gynecomastia is a condition in which firm breast tissue forms in males, causing an enlargement of the pectoral region to develop. He would then swim in very tight circles, rapidly vibrating his pectoral and caudal fins. If you train back all the time but never chest, you may be prone to shoulder and pectoral injuries because of the imbalance. Display of its large pectoral and dorsal fins gives the impression of even greater size. A high bank angle is characteristic of penguins and sea lions which also lack a dorsal fin and turn using elongate pectoral flippers. The electrode wires are tunnelled up the arm to a control box located under the skin in the pectoral region. More specialized procedures such as buttock lifts and implants and pectoral implants are only performed by about 2% of surgeons. Cyprinodon diabolis has 17 pectoral rays, 12 dorsal rays and 28 caudal rays. The fourth type of patient needs pectoral implants for treating injuries such as pectoral tears, which may leave defects and gaps if the repair of the muscle was not done soon after the injury. He had a small wound over the right pectoral area that was scabbed but not infected. While flat-bench presses hit the middle of the chest exceptionally well, for balanced pectoral development you want to focus on the upper and lower regions of your chest as well. There's the burly athlete whose pectoral development is matched only by his unyielding vanity. The structures cover the head, neck, tail, and parts of both the pectoral and pelvic limbs. 1.1 Worn on the chest. a pectoral shield noun ˈpɛkt(ə)r(ə)lˈpɛkt(ə)rəl 1usually pectoralsA pectoral muscle. an exercise that will help to develop the pectorals is the bench press Example sentencesExamples Your cardiovascular system is composed of your heart, arteries etc, whilst your muscular system is made up of your biceps, pectorals, deltoids etc. In addition to massing up the pectorals, the heavy breathing also encourages rib cage expansion. The overdevelopment of these adjacent muscles may make the pectorals appear even smaller and out of proportion with the rest of the body. These work your pectorals in conjunction with your front deltoids and triceps; other muscles act as stabilizers. The fact that they are middle-aged men - the lines on their faces as chiseled as their biceps, triceps and pectorals - adds to the curiosity the images elicit. He felt this offered constant tension on the pectorals, especially the outer pecs. Incline dumbbell presses develop the contours of the middle and upper pectorals. Those are a body builder's pectorals and a linebacker's shoulders. Bulging biceps, svelte calves and women-attracting pectorals may be just a few injections away. The incline press works the pectorals and deltoids; using dumbbells allows a full range of motion and develops the shoulder's rotator-cuff stabilizers. The boy's thin arms were tucked over his pectorals. Lean too far forward and you'll pull your arms downward, which could minimize the muscular activation of the pectorals. Primarily, it hits the pectorals and front delts. Other implants, for biceps and pectorals, for instance, and even penile augmentations, are also on the increase. The combined training group also completed 4 strengthening exercises targeting the pectorals, latissimus dorsi, gluteals, and quadriceps for 45 minutes. Her gaze was transfixed by his square shoulders, his rounded pectorals and his flat stomach. On the third rep, he heard a loud pop, the sickening sound of one of his pectorals tearing, at least partially. It was human in base construction, a platform for large, menacing pectorals and biceps. The contraction spreads up your forearms, through your biceps, triceps and shoulders, and explodes across your pectorals, rippling from outer to inner edge. For instance, I would guess that paddling utilizes the latissimus dorsi, triceps, front deltoids, and perhaps to a lesser extent, the pectorals? 1.1 A pectoral fin. Example sentencesExamples All of the fins, except the pectorals, were small and placed posteriorly. Namazu stood on his three prominent fins, the two pectorals and his caudal flippers. 2An ornamental breastplate. Example sentencesExamples The pectoral is part of an exhibition which opened on March 30. This wonderful piece, the pectoral, which is enough to cover a fairly large adult chest is so gorgeous it actually makes you want to cry. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'breastplate'): from Latin pectorale 'breastplate', pectoralis 'of the breast', from pectus, pector- 'breast, chest'. Rhymes electoral, prefectoral, protectoral Definition of pectoral in US English: pectoral adjectiveˈpekt(ə)rəlˈpɛkt(ə)rəl 1Relating to the breast or chest. pectoral development Example sentencesExamples While flat-bench presses hit the middle of the chest exceptionally well, for balanced pectoral development you want to focus on the upper and lower regions of your chest as well. Cyprinodon diabolis has 17 pectoral rays, 12 dorsal rays and 28 caudal rays. Gynecomastia is a condition in which firm breast tissue forms in males, causing an enlargement of the pectoral region to develop. He had a small wound over the right pectoral area that was scabbed but not infected. More specialized procedures such as buttock lifts and implants and pectoral implants are only performed by about 2% of surgeons. There are 11 dorsal spines and 17 pectoral rays that help to distinguish it from the closely related Amphiprion percula. A high bank angle is characteristic of penguins and sea lions which also lack a dorsal fin and turn using elongate pectoral flippers. The structures cover the head, neck, tail, and parts of both the pectoral and pelvic limbs. He would then swim in very tight circles, rapidly vibrating his pectoral and caudal fins. The butterfly stretch is especially important in decreasing tightness in the pectoral region and the tricep stretch is beneficial to the axillary area. It had pectoral and dorsal fins with fin-rays characteristic of fish. The fourth type of patient needs pectoral implants for treating injuries such as pectoral tears, which may leave defects and gaps if the repair of the muscle was not done soon after the injury. If you train back all the time but never chest, you may be prone to shoulder and pectoral injuries because of the imbalance. There's the burly athlete whose pectoral development is matched only by his unyielding vanity. The electrode wires are tunnelled up the arm to a control box located under the skin in the pectoral region. In both living and fossil forms, the pectoral and pelvic fins are prominent characteristics of the locomotor anatomy. Display of its large pectoral and dorsal fins gives the impression of even greater size. But then I'm not sure what to make of all the people who have cosmetic surgery - breast augmentation, cheek bone implants, pectoral implants, nose jobs. To illustrate the point, he tapped the left pectoral region of his chest with four fingers. It involves removing the breast and the lymph nodes but leaving the pectoral chest muscles intact. 1.1 Worn on the chest. a pectoral shield nounˈpekt(ə)rəlˈpɛkt(ə)rəl usually pectorals 1A pectoral muscle. Example sentencesExamples In addition to massing up the pectorals, the heavy breathing also encourages rib cage expansion. The boy's thin arms were tucked over his pectorals. Your cardiovascular system is composed of your heart, arteries etc, whilst your muscular system is made up of your biceps, pectorals, deltoids etc. Bulging biceps, svelte calves and women-attracting pectorals may be just a few injections away. He felt this offered constant tension on the pectorals, especially the outer pecs. Other implants, for biceps and pectorals, for instance, and even penile augmentations, are also on the increase. Primarily, it hits the pectorals and front delts. Incline dumbbell presses develop the contours of the middle and upper pectorals. The contraction spreads up your forearms, through your biceps, triceps and shoulders, and explodes across your pectorals, rippling from outer to inner edge. The overdevelopment of these adjacent muscles may make the pectorals appear even smaller and out of proportion with the rest of the body. Lean too far forward and you'll pull your arms downward, which could minimize the muscular activation of the pectorals. These work your pectorals in conjunction with your front deltoids and triceps; other muscles act as stabilizers. It was human in base construction, a platform for large, menacing pectorals and biceps. On the third rep, he heard a loud pop, the sickening sound of one of his pectorals tearing, at least partially. The combined training group also completed 4 strengthening exercises targeting the pectorals, latissimus dorsi, gluteals, and quadriceps for 45 minutes. The fact that they are middle-aged men - the lines on their faces as chiseled as their biceps, triceps and pectorals - adds to the curiosity the images elicit. For instance, I would guess that paddling utilizes the latissimus dorsi, triceps, front deltoids, and perhaps to a lesser extent, the pectorals? Those are a body builder's pectorals and a linebacker's shoulders. The incline press works the pectorals and deltoids; using dumbbells allows a full range of motion and develops the shoulder's rotator-cuff stabilizers. Her gaze was transfixed by his square shoulders, his rounded pectorals and his flat stomach. 1.1 A pectoral fin. Example sentencesExamples All of the fins, except the pectorals, were small and placed posteriorly. Namazu stood on his three prominent fins, the two pectorals and his caudal flippers. 1.2 An ornamental breastplate, especially one worn by a Jewish high priest. Example sentencesExamples The pectoral is part of an exhibition which opened on March 30. This wonderful piece, the pectoral, which is enough to cover a fairly large adult chest is so gorgeous it actually makes you want to cry. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘breastplate’): from Latin pectorale ‘breastplate’, pectoralis ‘of the breast’, from pectus, pector- ‘breast, chest’.
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