skeletons
kerangka
definition
noun
Despite the apparent differences produced by an internal versus an external skeleton , the control problems faced by the two groups are formally the same.
an internal or external framework of bone, cartilage, or other rigid material supporting or containing the body of an animal or plant.
translation of 'skeletons'
noun
tulang,
jumlah yg paling sedikit,
rongkongan,
tulang rangka,
kerangka,
rangka,
bengkarak,
bagan
example
Scientists have found 'skeletons' of a human species that grew no larger than a three-year-old modern child.
While human bodies have 'skeletons' of bones, our cells have a framework made of a filamentous network.
On either side the rusting 'skeletons' of dead trucks lined the route like a line of memento mori.
I was only 5 when I first saw it and for years just couldn't comprehend that the emaciated distressed 'skeletons' shown were actually people.
Unlike many fish, which have bony skeletons, shark 'skeletons' are made entirely of cartilage, which grows throughout the animal's life.
The researchers found no separated bones or partial 'skeletons' , which suggests that the dinosaurs were rapidly entombed while still alive.
At 7’ overall, the knife is the perfect size for everyday carry, made even easier by weight saved by 'skeletonizing' the handle.
At about thirty years of age, the human 'skeleton' is as heavy and strong as it will ever get.
Being already a thin child when she lost weight she became like a 'skeleton' and as pale as the pure driven snow.
the concrete 'skeleton' of an unfinished building
Hospital services were disrupted and a 'skeleton' staff left to operate the casualty and emergency departments.
The steel 'skeleton' is stabilised by the spiralling ramps and by a concrete lift and stair tower on the west side overlooking the main entrance to the zoo.
The place was a complete wreck, a 'skeleton' , there was nothing there - it was just gutted.
Brooke had some dirty laundry and some 'skeletons in the closet' that she would not have liked brought to light, but she rarely tried to persecute others through her own misdeeds.
First and foremost is that there should not be any 'skeletons in the cupboard' .
the human 'skeleton'
His tattered clothes hung loosely on his pale and thin 'skeleton' as he thrust three bottles of scotch to the side.
The words of a former owner still haunt Cappielow, and particularly the shell of the Cowshed, as the stand sits 'skeleton' - like, waiting for the investment that never came.
Sheltered by an undulating copper canopy on a wooden 'skeleton' , the garden's form and content celebrates life's diversity.
The studio was made with a 'skeleton' of built-up wood frames within a skin of galvanized metal.
This fish has a 'skeleton' partly of bone and partly of cartilage.
‘The remains are completely 'skeletonized' ,’ the letter stated.
By keeping the 'skeletons in the cupboard' , the city's face is saved.
Both schools have remained open, operating with 'skeleton' staff.
But there is only a 'skeleton' staff to keep it going in the face of £500-a-day running costs and shrinking finances for day-to-day bills.
Many schools in major centres were either closed, virtually deserted or operating on 'skeleton' staff.
I saw the movie long back and I just remember the basic 'skeleton' of the story.
the chapel was stripped to a 'skeleton' of its former self
Many local services remain either closed or on 'skeleton' service.
Lobsters are considered crustaceans, which means that they have a hard external 'skeleton' or exoskeleton.
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