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    cartilage

    US /ˈkɑrtlɪdʒ/

    ・

    UK /ˈkɑ:tɪlɪdʒ/

    C1
    n. (u.)Uncountable NounStrong flexible tissue connecting bones, joints
    I think he is going to need knee cartilage surgery

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    • They're made up of mucus-covered muscles and cartilage.

      They're made up of mucus-covered muscles and cartilage.

    • They're made up of mucus covered muscles and cartilage.

      They're made up of mucus covered muscles and cartilage.

    B1

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    • Cartilage.

      Cartilage.

    • Cartilage.

      Cartilage.

    B1

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    • People can also develop things called osteoarthritis, where you actually lose cartilage and you have more kind of bone-on-bone.

      People can also develop things called osteoarthritis, where you actually lose cartilage and you have more kind of bone-on-bone.

    • People can also develop things called osteoarthritis where you actually lose cartilage and you have more kind of bone on bone.

      People can also develop things called osteoarthritis where you actually lose cartilage and you have more kind of bone on bone.

    B1

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    • In rheumatoid arthritis, angry cells invade your joints and literally start to dissolve cartilage and bone.

      In rheumatoid arthritis, angry cells invade your joints and literally start to dissolve cartilage and bone.

    • In rheumatoid arthritis, angry cells invade your joints and literally start to dissolve cartilage and bone.

      In rheumatoid arthritis, angry cells invade your joints and literally start to dissolve cartilage and bone.

    B1

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    • And glycine, an amino acid found in skin, cartilage, and

      And glycine, an amino acid found in skin, cartilage, and

    • So it looks like the potential negative effects from eating too much muscle meat can be counteracted by simply consuming more of things like skin, cartilage, connective tissue, and

      So it looks like the potential negative effects from eating too much muscle meat can be counteracted by simply consuming more of things like skin, cartilage, connective tissue, and

    B2

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    • up and consumed, but bones, hair, cartilage and sticky byproducts of the earlier stages

      up and consumed, but bones, hair, cartilage and sticky byproducts of the earlier stages

    • The soft tissues and organs are pretty much dried up and consumed, but bones and hair, cartilage, and

      The soft tissues and organs are pretty much dried up and consumed, but bones and hair, cartilage, and

    B2

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    • Some of the skin right there some cartilage has some collagen

      Some of the skin right there some cartilage has some collagen

    • Some cartilage.

      Some cartilage.

    B1

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    • Step number one, put your thumbs in your ear cartilage like so and kinda close your ears off.

      Step number one, put your thumbs in your ear cartilage like so and kinda close your ears off.

    • Step number one: put your thumbs in your ear cartilage like so and kind of close your ears off.

      Step number one: put your thumbs in your ear cartilage like so and kind of close your ears off.

    B1

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    • Definitely getting some cartilage. I love eating cartilage. Well, what an experience

      Definitely getting some cartilage. I love eating cartilage. Well, what an experience

    • Definitely getting some cartilage.

      Definitely getting some cartilage.

    B1

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    • I still got cartilage there that's built up.

      I still got cartilage there that's built up.

    • I still got cartilage there that's built up.

      I still got cartilage there that's built up.

    A2