Definition of tibialis in English:

tibialis

noun ˌtɪbɪˈeɪlɪs-ˈālis

Anatomy

Any of several muscles and tendons in the calf of the leg concerned with movements of the foot.
〔剖〕胫骨肌
Example sentencesExamples
- Dancers with posterior tibialis tendinitis, which is linked to pronating feet, can still learn new choreography.
- The function of your tibialis is to pull your feet toward your shins.
- The tibialis anterior is particularly important for this action during walking: ‘footdrop’ is the consequence of damage to its nerve supply.
- Several months after transplantation the tibialis anterior was injured by an injection.
- Jogging works both aspects of the calf muscle on the push-off and hammers the tibialis anterior (shin muscle) as the leg decelerates at landing.
- My quads and calves were relatively large before I stepped into the gym with Stu, but my hamstrings and the tibialis muscles at the front of my shins have caught up, making my legs look beefier and more powerful.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin, 'relating to the shin bone'.

Definition of tibialis in US English:

tibialis

noun-ˈālis

Anatomy

Any of several muscles and tendons in the calf of the leg concerned with movements of the foot.
〔剖〕胫骨肌
Example sentencesExamples
- Jogging works both aspects of the calf muscle on the push-off and hammers the tibialis anterior (shin muscle) as the leg decelerates at landing.
- Several months after transplantation the tibialis anterior was injured by an injection.
- My quads and calves were relatively large before I stepped into the gym with Stu, but my hamstrings and the tibialis muscles at the front of my shins have caught up, making my legs look beefier and more powerful.
- The tibialis anterior is particularly important for this action during walking: ‘footdrop’ is the consequence of damage to its nerve supply.
- Dancers with posterior tibialis tendinitis, which is linked to pronating feet, can still learn new choreography.
- The function of your tibialis is to pull your feet toward your shins.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin, ‘relating to the shin bone’.

单词	tibialis
释义	Definition of tibialis in English: tibialis noun ˌtɪbɪˈeɪlɪs-ˈālis Anatomy Any of several muscles and tendons in the calf of the leg concerned with movements of the foot. 〔剖〕胫骨肌 Example sentencesExamples Dancers with posterior tibialis tendinitis, which is linked to pronating feet, can still learn new choreography. The function of your tibialis is to pull your feet toward your shins. The tibialis anterior is particularly important for this action during walking: ‘footdrop’ is the consequence of damage to its nerve supply. Several months after transplantation the tibialis anterior was injured by an injection. Jogging works both aspects of the calf muscle on the push-off and hammers the tibialis anterior (shin muscle) as the leg decelerates at landing. My quads and calves were relatively large before I stepped into the gym with Stu, but my hamstrings and the tibialis muscles at the front of my shins have caught up, making my legs look beefier and more powerful. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin, 'relating to the shin bone'. Definition of tibialis in US English: tibialis noun-ˈālis Anatomy Any of several muscles and tendons in the calf of the leg concerned with movements of the foot. 〔剖〕胫骨肌 Example sentencesExamples Jogging works both aspects of the calf muscle on the push-off and hammers the tibialis anterior (shin muscle) as the leg decelerates at landing. Several months after transplantation the tibialis anterior was injured by an injection. My quads and calves were relatively large before I stepped into the gym with Stu, but my hamstrings and the tibialis muscles at the front of my shins have caught up, making my legs look beefier and more powerful. The tibialis anterior is particularly important for this action during walking: ‘footdrop’ is the consequence of damage to its nerve supply. Dancers with posterior tibialis tendinitis, which is linked to pronating feet, can still learn new choreography. The function of your tibialis is to pull your feet toward your shins. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin, ‘relating to the shin bone’.
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