chin in Norwegian
chin in Norwegian is hake — chin means the part of the face below the mouth, forming the bottom of the jaw.
chin in Norwegian
hake
The bottom of a face, (specifically) the typically jutting jawline below the mouth.
What does "chin" mean?
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noun The part of the face below the mouth, forming the bottom of the jaw.
"The boxer tucked his chin down to protect himself from the punch."
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verb To perform a chin-up, pulling yourself up while hanging from a bar.
"I can only chin the bar twice before my arms give up."
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chin in a sentence
- The boxer tucked his chin down to protect himself from the punch.
- He rested his chin on his hands while he thought.
- I can only chin the bar twice before my arms give up.
- The coach told us to chin ourselves ten times each.
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What is "chin" in Norwegian?
"chin" in Norwegian is hake. chin means: The part of the face below the mouth, forming the bottom of the jaw.
How do you use "chin" in a sentence?
Example: "The boxer tucked his chin down to protect himself from the punch." In Norwegian, "chin" is hake.
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