Protrude from Meaning in English
expression
pɹoʊˈtɹud/ /ˈfɹəm
proh-TROOD frum
pɹətɹˈuːd/ /fɹˈɒm
pruh-TROOD FROM
Definition
To stick out or extend beyond the surface or edge of something.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly in formal or descriptive speech/writing, especially for objects or body parts sticking out. Common with 'from', e.g., 'protrude from the wall'. Not used for people or ideas.
Spanish: sobresalir de - sobresalirPortuguese (BR): sobressair de - projetar-se dePortuguese (PT): sobressair de - projetar-se deChinese (Simplified): 从…突出Chinese (Traditional): 從…突出Hindi: से बाहर निकलनाArabic: يبرز منBengali: বেরিয়ে আসা - উঠে থাকাRussian: выступать из - торчать изJapanese: 突き出るVietnamese: nhô ra khỏiKorean: 튀어나오다Turkish: -den çıkmak - dışarı taşmakUrdu: باہر نکلناIndonesian: menonjol dari
Example Sentences
The tree branches protrude from the fence.
basic
His teeth protrude from his mouth a little.
basic
A metal rod protrudes from the wall.
basic
Her glasses always protrude from her bag a little.
natural
Some wires protrude from under the carpet, so be careful.
natural
You can see the mountains protruding from the clouds on a clear day.
natural