skeleton in Finnish
skeleton in Finnish is luuranko, tukiranka, mahakelkkailu — skeleton means the framework of bones supporting a human or animal body.
skeleton in Finnish
What does "skeleton" mean?
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noun The framework of bones supporting a human or animal body.
"The museum displayed a full dinosaur skeleton."
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noun The basic framework or outline of something, before it is filled in with detail.
"She wrote a skeleton of the plot before adding any dialogue."
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noun A winter sport in which the athlete lies face-down on a small sled and speeds head-first down an icy track.
"He won a bronze medal in skeleton at the Winter Olympics."
skeleton in a sentence
- The museum displayed a full dinosaur skeleton.
- She wrote a skeleton of the plot before adding any dialogue.
- He won a bronze medal in skeleton at the Winter Olympics.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "skeleton" in Finnish?
"skeleton" in Finnish is luuranko, tukiranka, mahakelkkailu. skeleton means: The framework of bones supporting a human or animal body.
How do you use "skeleton" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displayed a full dinosaur skeleton." In Finnish, "skeleton" is luuranko, tukiranka, mahakelkkailu.
Are there other ways to say "skeleton" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 7 translations listed for "skeleton": luuranko, tukiranka, mahakelkkailu, skeleton, ydin, runko.