Definition of shoulder blade in English:

shoulder blade

noun

Either of the large, flat triangular bones which lie against the ribs in the upper back and provide attachments for the bone and muscles of the upper arm.
Also called scapula
Example sentencesExamples
- Draw your right shoulder blade upward and back to lift your arm slightly.
- But because he broke his left shoulder blade in October, his health is a concern.
- Slinging my bag over my shoulder blade I rushed outside only to collide with some moron wearing sun glasses.
- There's an exit wound through your shoulder blade and through your lower back.
- One worker was knocked unconscious and sustained head injuries, a broken shoulder blade and a fractured spine.
- His shoulder blade hit first and forced him to tumble across the track.
- It attaches to the back of your upper arm and your shoulder blade.
- As you row, pinch your shoulder blade toward the midline of your body and slightly rotate your torso.
- The team also discovered parts of a thigh bone, ribs, vertebrae, a collarbone, pelvis and shoulder blade.
- The main shoulder joint is formed by the arm bone and the shoulder blade.
- With her right shoulder blade broken in the Monday melee, she is joining the plaintiffs in the ACLU suit.
- He let his fingers linger, rubbing at the edge of my shoulder blade.
- When your upper arm moves, your shoulder blade almost always has a corresponding movement.
- The human shoulder blade is a thin triangle of bone with a thick crest along one edge, and a shallow, concave joint surface in one corner.
- She picked him up by his shirt and slammed him against the window frame, then punched his shoulder blade.
- The defense was hurt significantly when Butler was sidelined by a broken shoulder blade in 2001.
- Think of squeezing your shoulder blade toward your spine at the top, pulling your elbow as high as possible.
- Can you reach up past your shoulder blade that way?
- I had no idea that people were reporting I had broken my shoulder blade.
- When you move your arm, how does that affect your shoulder blade?

Definition of shoulder blade in US English:

shoulder blade

nounˈSHōldər ˌblādˈʃoʊldər ˌbleɪd

Either of the large, flat triangular bones which lie against the ribs in the upper back and provide attachments for the bone and muscles of the upper arm.
Also called scapula
Example sentencesExamples
- Draw your right shoulder blade upward and back to lift your arm slightly.
- With her right shoulder blade broken in the Monday melee, she is joining the plaintiffs in the ACLU suit.
- One worker was knocked unconscious and sustained head injuries, a broken shoulder blade and a fractured spine.
- When you move your arm, how does that affect your shoulder blade?
- When your upper arm moves, your shoulder blade almost always has a corresponding movement.
- The main shoulder joint is formed by the arm bone and the shoulder blade.
- The team also discovered parts of a thigh bone, ribs, vertebrae, a collarbone, pelvis and shoulder blade.
- Slinging my bag over my shoulder blade I rushed outside only to collide with some moron wearing sun glasses.
- She picked him up by his shirt and slammed him against the window frame, then punched his shoulder blade.
- The defense was hurt significantly when Butler was sidelined by a broken shoulder blade in 2001.
- His shoulder blade hit first and forced him to tumble across the track.
- There's an exit wound through your shoulder blade and through your lower back.
- It attaches to the back of your upper arm and your shoulder blade.
- As you row, pinch your shoulder blade toward the midline of your body and slightly rotate your torso.
- The human shoulder blade is a thin triangle of bone with a thick crest along one edge, and a shallow, concave joint surface in one corner.
- Can you reach up past your shoulder blade that way?
- He let his fingers linger, rubbing at the edge of my shoulder blade.
- I had no idea that people were reporting I had broken my shoulder blade.
- Think of squeezing your shoulder blade toward your spine at the top, pulling your elbow as high as possible.
- But because he broke his left shoulder blade in October, his health is a concern.

单词	shoulder blade
释义	Definition of shoulder blade in English: shoulder blade noun Either of the large, flat triangular bones which lie against the ribs in the upper back and provide attachments for the bone and muscles of the upper arm. Also called scapula Example sentencesExamples Draw your right shoulder blade upward and back to lift your arm slightly. But because he broke his left shoulder blade in October, his health is a concern. Slinging my bag over my shoulder blade I rushed outside only to collide with some moron wearing sun glasses. There's an exit wound through your shoulder blade and through your lower back. One worker was knocked unconscious and sustained head injuries, a broken shoulder blade and a fractured spine. His shoulder blade hit first and forced him to tumble across the track. It attaches to the back of your upper arm and your shoulder blade. As you row, pinch your shoulder blade toward the midline of your body and slightly rotate your torso. The team also discovered parts of a thigh bone, ribs, vertebrae, a collarbone, pelvis and shoulder blade. The main shoulder joint is formed by the arm bone and the shoulder blade. With her right shoulder blade broken in the Monday melee, she is joining the plaintiffs in the ACLU suit. He let his fingers linger, rubbing at the edge of my shoulder blade. When your upper arm moves, your shoulder blade almost always has a corresponding movement. The human shoulder blade is a thin triangle of bone with a thick crest along one edge, and a shallow, concave joint surface in one corner. She picked him up by his shirt and slammed him against the window frame, then punched his shoulder blade. The defense was hurt significantly when Butler was sidelined by a broken shoulder blade in 2001. Think of squeezing your shoulder blade toward your spine at the top, pulling your elbow as high as possible. Can you reach up past your shoulder blade that way? I had no idea that people were reporting I had broken my shoulder blade. When you move your arm, how does that affect your shoulder blade? Definition of shoulder blade in US English: shoulder blade nounˈSHōldər ˌblādˈʃoʊldər ˌbleɪd Either of the large, flat triangular bones which lie against the ribs in the upper back and provide attachments for the bone and muscles of the upper arm. Also called scapula Example sentencesExamples Draw your right shoulder blade upward and back to lift your arm slightly. With her right shoulder blade broken in the Monday melee, she is joining the plaintiffs in the ACLU suit. One worker was knocked unconscious and sustained head injuries, a broken shoulder blade and a fractured spine. When you move your arm, how does that affect your shoulder blade? When your upper arm moves, your shoulder blade almost always has a corresponding movement. The main shoulder joint is formed by the arm bone and the shoulder blade. The team also discovered parts of a thigh bone, ribs, vertebrae, a collarbone, pelvis and shoulder blade. Slinging my bag over my shoulder blade I rushed outside only to collide with some moron wearing sun glasses. She picked him up by his shirt and slammed him against the window frame, then punched his shoulder blade. The defense was hurt significantly when Butler was sidelined by a broken shoulder blade in 2001. His shoulder blade hit first and forced him to tumble across the track. There's an exit wound through your shoulder blade and through your lower back. It attaches to the back of your upper arm and your shoulder blade. As you row, pinch your shoulder blade toward the midline of your body and slightly rotate your torso. The human shoulder blade is a thin triangle of bone with a thick crest along one edge, and a shallow, concave joint surface in one corner. Can you reach up past your shoulder blade that way? He let his fingers linger, rubbing at the edge of my shoulder blade. I had no idea that people were reporting I had broken my shoulder blade. Think of squeezing your shoulder blade toward your spine at the top, pulling your elbow as high as possible. But because he broke his left shoulder blade in October, his health is a concern.
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