protrude

protrude
1. intransitive verb
herausragen (from aus); [Zähne:] vorstehen

protrude above/beneath/from behind something — etwas überragen/unter/hinter etwas (Dat.) hervorragen

protrude beyond something — über etwas (Akk.) hinausragen

2. transitive verb
ausstrecken [Fühler]; vorstülpen [Lippen]
* * *
[prə'tru:d, ](American[) prou-]
verb
(to stick out; to project: His teeth protrude.) hervorstehen
* * *
pro·trude
[prəʊˈtru:d, AM proʊˈ-]
I. vi jaw vorstehen; branch, ears abstehen
▪ to \protrude from sth aus etw dat hervorragen
II. vt
▪ to \protrude sth etw vorstrecken [o herausstrecken]
* * *
[prə'truːd]
1. vi
(out of, from aus) vorstehen; (ears) abstehen; (eyes) vortreten
2. vt
hervorstrecken, herausstrecken
* * *
protrude [prəˈtruːd; US prəʊ-]
A v/i heraus-, (her)vorstehen, -ragen, -treten:
protruding chin vorspringendes Kinn;
protruding teeth vorstehende Zähne
B v/t herausstrecken, (her-)vortreten lassen
* * *
1. intransitive verb
herausragen (from aus); [Zähne:] vorstehen

protrude above/beneath/from behind something — etwas überragen/unter/hinter etwas (Dat.) hervorragen

protrude beyond something — über etwas (Akk.) hinausragen

2. transitive verb
ausstrecken [Fühler]; vorstülpen [Lippen]
* * *
v.
herausragen v.
herausstrecken v.
hervorstehen v.
vorstehen v.

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