Pronunciation: /fɔrlɪm/
noun the front limb of a quadruped
A1 The cat uses its forelimbs to catch mice.
A2 The dog's forelimb was injured in a car accident.
B1 The monkey's forelimbs are adapted for climbing trees.
B2 The cheetah's forelimbs are powerful and help it run fast.
C1 The surgeon carefully examined the patient's forelimb before performing the operation.
C2 The forelimb of the horse is crucial for its speed and agility in races.
adjective relating to or located in the front limb
A1 The dog used its forelimb to reach for the ball.
A2 The cat stretched out its forelimb to catch the mouse.
B1 The horse's forelimb was injured during the race.
B2 The veterinarian examined the bird's forelimb for any signs of injury.
C1 The primate's forelimb anatomy is crucial for its ability to climb trees.
C2 The surgeon carefully operated on the patient's forelimb to repair the damaged muscles.
formal The forelimb of the horse consists of the shoulder, upper arm, forearm, and front hoof.
informal I noticed a scratch on my cat's forelimb after it got into a fight with another cat.
slang I can't believe he broke his forelimb trying to show off on his skateboard.
figurative The company's marketing strategy serves as the forelimb in reaching new customers.
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