English to Latin Meaning of hairline - hairline

Hairline :
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Definitions of hairline in English
Noun(1) a very thin line(2) the natural margin formed by hair on the head
Examples of hairline in English
(1) a hairline fracture(2) She had a severe concussion and a hairline fracture in her hip, where she fell.(3) The rock is as smooth as a windowpane and split by a single hairline fracture.(4) Using a hair pick or the tail of a rattail comb separate out a strand of hair from the front section of the hairline near the forehead.(5) He is playing with a hairline fracture of his right thumb but insists the injury does not affect him.(6) When I went for an X-ray, our doctor said it is a small hairline fracture so I need not worry.(7) The best scenario is to place the mic at the center of the actor's forehead at the hairline or over the ear pointing toward the mouth.(8) Its engineers have now confirmed that there are 1850 rails with hairline cracks.(9) The little American is always impassive on his bike, and yesterday was no exception, despite the constant jarring of the hairline fracture.(10) Then they checked their X-rays again and found I didn't have a broken bone in my foot, just a hairline fracture.(11) Never before has a movie founded its mayhem and misdeeds on a hairline fracture in a pair of animal horns.(12) a hairline fracture(13) He was taken out of training in July because of a hairline fracture in his right knee.(14) The incision is usually made in the hairline so that hair will eventually cover the surgical scar.(15) The MRI showed the hairline fractures have already begun to mend.(16) It was confirmed last night that he had suffered one hairline fracture.
Related Phrases of hairline
(1) receding hairline ::
sinus scindit sese hairline
(2) hairline fracture ::
hairline finiantur
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