chin
noun
queixo
EN The dean returned to the hearth and began to stroke his chin.
GL O decano volveu á cheminea e comezou a pasar a man polo queixo.
Fonte: RET (3624)
barbarote
EN Blood oozed down from his scalp and there was a long deep cut in his cheek from ear to chin, a deep, bleeding slash.
GL O sangue esvaráballe dende a cabeza, e na meixela tiña un longo e fondo corte que lle ía dende a orella ó barbarote nunha sanguenta e profunda tallada.
Fonte: PER (971)
mandíbula
EN Because his hair is brown and grows away from his temples; because he opens and shuts his eyes, and his nose is a little out of drawing; because he has two lips and a square chin, and a little finger which he can't straighten from having played baseball too energetically in his youth.
GL Porque ten o pelo castaño e peiteado cara a atrás; porque abre e pecha os ollos e ten o nariz algo imperfecto; porque ten dous beizos e a mandíbula cadrada e o dedo maimiño agarrotado por xogar ó béisbol con demasiada gana na súa xuventude.
Fonte: ESP (2312)
queixelo
EN He adjusts his blue gallabeya robes, strokes his chin and looks towards the capital again.
GL Axusta os faldóns da súa camisa azul, aloumiña o queixelo, alza de novo a vista para capital.
Fonte: C30 (88)
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