Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
chanfro
English translation:
bridge of nose/muzzle
Added to glossary by
Fiona Gonçalves
Aug 14, 2005 10:04
18 yrs ago
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chanfro
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Zoology
In a text about goats - "A cabeça é de dimensão regular e forma triangular, com *chanfro* rectilíneo ou ligeiramente côncavo."
Corresponding terms in English that I have found are "bevel" and "chamfer", but I was wondering if anyone knows whether there might be a more specific zoological term for this feature?
Many thanks.
Fiona.
Corresponding terms in English that I have found are "bevel" and "chamfer", but I was wondering if anyone knows whether there might be a more specific zoological term for this feature?
Many thanks.
Fiona.
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Rachel Fell
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bridge of nose/muzzle
in Eurodicautom
Goatweb.com - Toggenburg Goats
Goatweb.com is your one-stop internet resource for goat information. ... The muzzle
is also deep and wide, but the bridge of the nose is strongly concave or ...
www.goatweb.com/discover/dairy/toggenburg.shtml - 26k
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