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1. (n.) torso
the trunk of the human body.
2. torso
a sculptured form representing the trunk of a nude figure.
Etymology: (1715–25; < It: stalk, trunk of statue < L thyrsus < Gk thýrsos wand, stem)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) torso, trunk, body
the body excluding the head and neck and limbs
"they moved their arms and legs and bodies"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) torso
the human body, as distinguished from the head and limbs; in sculpture, the trunk of a statue, mutilated of head and limbs; as, the torso of Hercules
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Sense: the body, excluding the head and limbs
He had a strong torso.
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 Afrikaans: bolyf |
 Arabic: جِذْع الإنْسان أو التِّمْ |
 Bulgarian: туловище |
 Brazilian: tronco |
 Czech: trup |
 German: der Rumpf |
 Danish: torso |
 Greek: κορμός σώματος |
 Spanish: torso |
 Estonian: kere, torso |
 Farsi: تنه |
 Finnish: vartalo |
 French: torse |
 Hebrew: פֶּלֶג גוּף עֶליוֹן |
 Hindi: धड़ |
 Croatian: torso, trup bez udova |
 Hungarian: felsőtest |
 Indonesian: tubuh |
 Icelandic: búkur, bolur |
 Italian: torso, tronco |
 Japanese: 胴 |
 Korean: 토르소, 몸통뿐인 조상 |
 Lithuanian: liemuo, torsas |
 Latvian: torss; rumpis |
 Malay: badan |
 Dutch: romp |
 Norwegian: torso |
 Polish: tors |
 Persian: تنه |
 Pashto: تنه، كالبوت ( بې لاس اوپښ |
 Portuguese: tronco |
 Romanian: tors |
 Russian: туловище |
 Slovenian: trup |
 Serbian: torzo |
 Swedish: torso, bål |
 Thai: ลำตัว |
 Turkish: gövde |
 Taiwanese: (人體的)軀幹 |
 Ukrainian: тулуб; торс |
 Urdu: بدن، دھڑ |
 Vietnamese: thân mình |
 Chinese: （人体的）躯干 |
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