hamstring

/ham-string/US // ˈhæmˌstrɪŋ //UK // (ˈhæmˌstrɪŋ) //

腿筋,腘绳肌,腘绳肌腱,脚筋

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : any of the tendons that bound the ham of the knee.
- : the great tendon at the back of the hock.

v.有主动词 verb

1
ham·strung, ham·string·ing.
- : to disable by cutting the hamstring or hamstrings; cripple.
- : to render powerless or useless; thwart: Their efforts were hamstrung by stubborn pride.

verbdisable

Forms: hamstrung

Synonyms

Downward dog also targets multiple muscle groups, including the shoulders, mid-back and hamstrings, Welton says.
This occasionally leads to cramps, but while a weird kink in my hamstring once may have earned me a rest day, try explaining an exercise-free morning to a puppy.
When Sara started the trail, she could barely run ten minutes at a time, due to a hamstring injury.
New York is trending in the opposite direction, with three straight losses and starter Daniel Jones struggling while battling a hamstring injury.
Jones had been listed as questionable on the Giants’ injury report after missing their previous game with his ankle and hamstring injuries.
Feinstein worried that this language might hamstring American foreign policy decision makers as a result.
Try single leg curls to really test your hamstring and glute strength.
Miranda Green on whether a federal law is needed—or will hamstring cops.
What madness, then, for the ex-speaker to hamstring himself by pledging not to go negative.
Following this, at the other end of the gym, Keith handed me a pole for hamstring extensions.
Cuts out the hamstring—No satisfactory reason has been obtained for this custom, which has been noted for more than a century.

/ham-string/US // ˈhæmˌstrɪŋ //UK // (ˈhæmˌstrɪŋ) //

腿筋,腘绳肌,腘绳肌腱,脚筋

n.名词 noun

1
- : any of the tendons that bound the ham of the knee.
- : the great tendon at the back of the hock.

v.有主动词 verb

1
ham·strung, ham·string·ing.
- : to disable by cutting the hamstring or hamstrings; cripple.
- : to render powerless or useless; thwart: Their efforts were hamstrung by stubborn pride.

verbdisable

Forms: hamstrung

Synonyms

Downward dog also targets multiple muscle groups, including the shoulders, mid-back and hamstrings, Welton says.
This occasionally leads to cramps, but while a weird kink in my hamstring once may have earned me a rest day, try explaining an exercise-free morning to a puppy.
When Sara started the trail, she could barely run ten minutes at a time, due to a hamstring injury.
New York is trending in the opposite direction, with three straight losses and starter Daniel Jones struggling while battling a hamstring injury.
Jones had been listed as questionable on the Giants’ injury report after missing their previous game with his ankle and hamstring injuries.
Feinstein worried that this language might hamstring American foreign policy decision makers as a result.
Try single leg curls to really test your hamstring and glute strength.
Miranda Green on whether a federal law is needed—or will hamstring cops.
What madness, then, for the ex-speaker to hamstring himself by pledging not to go negative.
Following this, at the other end of the gym, Keith handed me a pole for hamstring extensions.
Cuts out the hamstring—No satisfactory reason has been obtained for this custom, which has been noted for more than a century.