Words of body parts (primary school)

Pronunciation: English [leɡ] and America [leɡ]

leg

Walk with their feet

She bought a leg of lamb.

She bought a leg of lamb.

2. hand?

Pronunciation: English [h? nd]？ Beauty [h? nd]

Hand; Auxiliary; technology

Verb (abbreviation for verb) to it; get through

Hands.

Hand (British surname)

He has a book in one hand and a pen in the other.

He has a book in one hand and a pen in the other.

3. Arms

Pronunciation: English [? m]？ Beauty [? rm]

Arm; Handrails; sleeve

Noun (short for noun) weapon; (Armed) troops

Armed; equipment

(complex) arms: military operations; Heraldry; Military service.

They grabbed my arm.

They grabbed my arm.

4. mouth?

Pronunciation: English [horse? θ] beauty [horse? θ]

Mouth; Mouth; Opening; river mouth

Verb (abbreviation of verb) don't say anything; Pretend to say; murmur

Her mouth is her best feature.

Her mouth is the best part of her appearance.

5. nose?

Pronunciation: English [nz] American [no? z]

Nose; Protruding part; smell

Smell; Sound sb.' s opinion (about sth)

He cocked his nose and made a face.

He raised his nose and made a face.

6. Ears

Pronunciation: English [(r)] American [? r]

Listening; Ears; Listen attentively.

ear of wheat

title

She has big earrings hanging from her ears.

She has big earrings hanging from her ears.

7. Eyes?

Pronunciation: English [a? ] beauty [a? ]

Eyes; Eyes; Vision; Viewpoint; Sharp-eyed

Verb (abbreviation of verb) look; Gaze; examination

She has sharp eyes.

She has a keen eye.

8. Head?

Pronunciation: English [hed] and American [hed]

Head; Mind; Top; Leadership; obverse side of a coin

Verb (abbreviation for verb) goes forward; Lead; direction

First of all; previous

Please look up at the blackboard.

Please look up at the blackboard.