prosthetic in Italian
prosthetic in Italian is prostetico — prosthetic means serving as an artificial replacement for part of the body.
prosthetic in Italian
prostetico
Artificial, acting as a substitute for part of the body; relating to prosthesis.
What does "prosthetic" mean?
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adj Serving as an artificial replacement for part of the body.
"She has a prosthetic hand that responds to muscle movements."
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noun An artificial body part; a prosthesis.
"The runner competed using carbon-fibre prosthetics."
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noun A costume piece added to an actor's body to alter their appearance.
"The makeup artist spent hours applying prosthetics for the monster costume."
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prosthetic in a sentence
- She has a prosthetic hand that responds to muscle movements.
- The runner competed using carbon-fibre prosthetics.
- Fitting a good prosthetic can take several attempts.
- The makeup artist spent hours applying prosthetics for the monster costume.
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What is "prosthetic" in Italian?
"prosthetic" in Italian is prostetico. prosthetic means: Serving as an artificial replacement for part of the body.
How do you use "prosthetic" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a prosthetic hand that responds to muscle movements." In Italian, "prosthetic" is prostetico.
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