See Also: press 1, noun(dictionary)
press-gang 2, noun(dictionary)
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joints of foot(medicine)

joints of foot (medicine) and press 1, noun (oh)


joints of foot (medicine)


joints of foot
Joints including the talocrural, intertarsal, tarsometatarsal, intermetatarsal, metatarsophalangeal and interphalangeal joints.

Synonym: articulationes pedis, articulations of foot.


press 1, noun (oh)



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1 ?news?
2 get/be given a bad press
3 get/have a good press
4 ?printing?
5 ?machine?
6 ?push?
7 go to press
8 ?crowd?
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?NEWS?
a) the press [also + plural verb British English] people who write reports for newspapers, Radio, or Television
::the freedom of the press
::The press have been very nasty about him.
b) reports in newspapers and on Radio and Television
::To judge from the press, the concert was a great Success.
:: press reports
::The band has received good press coverage (=the reports written about something in newspapers) .
local/national etc press
::The story was widely covered in the national press.
tabloid/popular etc press
get/be given a bad press
to be criticized in the newspapers or on Radio or Television
::The government 's policy on mental Health care is getting an increasingly bad press.
get/have a good press
to be praised in the newspapers or on Radio or Television
::Our recycling policy is getting a good press.
?PRINTING?
[C] a) a business that prints and sometimes also sells books
::the Clarendon Press
b) also printing press
a machine that prints books, newspapers, or magazines
?MACHINE?
[C] a piece of equipment used to put weight on something in order to make it flat or to force liquid out of it
::a trouser press
::a flower press
?PUSH?
[C, usually singular] especially BrE a light steady push against something small
::Give the button another press.
go to press
if a newspaper, magazine, or book goes to press, it begins to be printed
::All information was correct at the time we went to press.
?CROWD?
[singular + of] especially BrE a crowd of people pushing against each Other