Results for elbow translation from Tagalog to English

elbow
elbow

elbow grasa
elbow grease

palitan ng bagong elbow
arrange and replace new canal

ito dahon walang elbow room para sa bargaining
it leaves no elbow room for bargaining

4. our walking/ standinv capacity - primates have two form of locomotion, the bipedaljsm and quadropedalism. bipedalism is where you can walk or stand with you two feet, whereas the quadropedalism uses all four limbs,the limbs' describes the anatomy of the upper limb—divided into the arm between shoulder and elbow; the forearm between elbow and wrist; and the hand below the wrist—and the lower limb, which is divided into the thigh between hip and knee; the leg between knee and ankle; and the foot below the ankle. although apes are semi-bipedal, humans are the fully bipedal primate due to extra curve in the spine which stabilizes the upright position as well as shorter arms relative to the legs than is the case for the nonhuman great apes. - being bipedal it was for ous to move or to do something, to carry something using our hands. it gives humans more capacity or productivity with their hands like hunting and foraging or gathering.
pila ka tuig4. our walking/ standinv capacity primates have two form of locomotion, the bipedaljsm and quadropedalism. bipedalism is where you can walk or stand with you two feet, whereas the quadropedalism uses all four limbs,the limbs' describes the anatomy of the upper limb—divided into the arm between shoulder and elbow; the forearm between elbow and wrist; and the hand below the wrist—and the lower limb, which is divided into the thigh between hip and knee; the leg between kn