protrusion

English

Etymology

From French protrusion

Pronunciation

Rhymes: -uːʒən

Noun

protrusion (countable and uncountable, plural protrusions)

(uncountable) The act of protruding.
(uncountable) The state of being protruded.
(countable) Anything that protrudes.

Antonyms

indentation

Related terms

Translations

the act of protruding

German: Herausragen n, Heraustreten n, Vorstehen n

Russian: выпира́ние (ru) n (vypiránije), выпя́чивание (ru) n (vypjáčivanije)

the state of being protruded

German: Ausbeulen n, Vorstülpen n, Hervortreiben n, Beulen (de) n, Ausbuchten n, Treiben n, Heraustreiben n

Hungarian: előboltosulás (hu)

anything that protrudes

French: protubérance (fr) f
German: Vorsprung (de) m, Schwellung (de) f, Ausbuchung f, Vorwölbung f, Überstand m, Vorstülpung f, Hervortreibung f, Beule (de) f, Knubbel (de) m
Hungarian: előboltosulás (hu)

Russian: вы́ступ (ru) m (výstup)
Ukrainian: ви́ступ m (výstup)

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Dutch: ^{(please verify)} uitsteeksel
Spanish: ^{(please verify)} protuberancia (es) f, ^{(please verify)} protrusión

Welsh: ^{(please verify)} allwthiad (cy) m