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Sep 12, 2008 · No doubt my friend! m. sta nd s for muscolo/muscle. mm. sta nd s for muscoli/muscles. OT: I'm a doctor! Thank you both! maxper, it's so useful to have a doctor online!! I hope you don't mind the little correction. Last edited: Sep 12, 2008. M.
Jan 9, 2013 · Jaén. Spanish, Spain. Jan 9, 2013. #1. Hi! I have been searching for the forum but I haven't found anything. Is there an informal way of saying "gemelos" (refering to the muscles in the calves) in English? I have only found a valid name, "gastrocnemius muscle", but I guess people don't usually call it like that. Thanks in advance!
Jun 23, 2016 · 1) sounds more "balanced" this way: " You one's Yours is more serious since it's a bone injury and mine is a muscle injury." / "Your injury is more serious than mine because it's to a bone and mine is to a muscle." Likewise, for 2) "I have (or I [have suffered]) a serious shoulder injury." Generally, we say that someone has (had) an injury to a ...
Aug 25, 2006 · muscle vests are for people who exercise singlets and vests (british english) are undergarment and wife-beaters are always white and they're even shorter when they're for women
Dec 15, 2009 · In my culture, nearly all women shave their legs and underarms. Traditionally, except for the gay community, almost no men used to shave any part of their bodies (apart from their faces, of course), but in more or less recent years (+/- 20 yrs), many men with hairy backs, necks, shoulders, etc. have started to worry about their looks, thus creating a new target market for the beauty industry ...
