Examples of using Stirrup in English and their translations into Polish
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Don't lose the stirrup, dammit!
Someone's tampered with this stirrup.
Oh, yes! Stirrup hangers!
when the sound waves reach there begins the other two ossicles vibrate, the stirrup and the anvil.
got stuck a leg in a stirrup.
preventing the foot from being stuck in the stirrup.
anvil, and stirrup.
known by the layman as the hammer, the anvil and the stirrup.
The shape of starter and stirrup ensures the perfectly stable work in any possible conditions of water environment.
Because of their distinctive shapes, these bones are sometimes called the“hammer”,“anvil” and“stirrup”.
the boot itself came off and remained in a stirrup.
stops at Grand Bahama, Great Stirrup Cay, Freeport, and Nassau.
Some crossbows are cocked by the user putting a foot into a stirrup and drawing the string up to the nut.
we both know what Dr Stirrup will have to say.
Surface of the insert dedicated on the soleis madefrom the same aluminum alloy whichwas usedto produce the other elements of the stirrup, although it'scoarsewhich provides grip.
it is possible to combine the suspension stirrup with the end suspension.
exchangeable with the upper part of the end stirrup.
Tie wire and Stirrup wire: secure the line wire
which moves the stirrup, transmitting the vibrations into the inner ear.
relaxes the two muscles known as the stirrup and hammer muscles.