skeletal in German
skeletal in German is skelettal, Knochen-, Skelett- — skeletal means relating to the skeleton or bone structure of a body.
skeletal in German
skelettal
of, or relating to the skeleton
Knochen-
of, or relating to the skeleton
Skelett-
of, or relating to the skeleton
What does "skeletal" mean?
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adj Relating to the skeleton or bone structure of a body.
"The scan revealed no skeletal damage from the fall."
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adj Extremely thin, gaunt, or bony in appearance.
"After the illness he looked skeletal and drawn."
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adj Reduced to only the most basic outline or framework, lacking detail.
"The report was just a skeletal draft with the main headings filled in."
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skeletal in a sentence
- The scan revealed no skeletal damage from the fall.
- After the illness he looked skeletal and drawn.
- The report was just a skeletal draft with the main headings filled in.
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What is "skeletal" in German?
"skeletal" in German is skelettal, Knochen-, Skelett-. skeletal means: Relating to the skeleton or bone structure of a body.
How do you use "skeletal" in a sentence?
Example: "The scan revealed no skeletal damage from the fall." In German, "skeletal" is skelettal, Knochen-, Skelett-.
Are there other ways to say "skeletal" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "skeletal": skelettal, Knochen-, Skelett-.
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