exoskeleton in Greek
exoskeleton in Greek is εξωσκελετός — exoskeleton means a hard external shell that supports and protects an animal's body, as seen in insects and crustaceans.
exoskeleton in Greek
εξωσκελετός
Pronounced: exoskeletos
(anatomy) A hard outer structure that provides both structure and protection to creatures such as insects and Crustacea.
What does "exoskeleton" mean?
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noun A hard external shell that supports and protects an animal's body, as seen in insects and crustaceans.
"A crab sheds its exoskeleton as it grows."
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noun A wearable mechanical frame that helps a person move, lift, or walk.
"The paralysed veteran took his first steps in years using a robotic exoskeleton."
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exoskeleton in a sentence
- A crab sheds its exoskeleton as it grows.
- The paralysed veteran took his first steps in years using a robotic exoskeleton.
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What is "exoskeleton" in Greek?
"exoskeleton" in Greek is εξωσκελετός. exoskeleton means: A hard external shell that supports and protects an animal's body, as seen in insects and crustaceans.
How do you pronounce εξωσκελετός?
"exoskeleton" in Greek is εξωσκελετός, pronounced "exoskeletos".
How do you use "exoskeleton" in a sentence?
Example: "A crab sheds its exoskeleton as it grows." In Greek, "exoskeleton" is εξωσκελετός.
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