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protrude from

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protrude from someone or something
to stick out from someone or something. Even in the dark, I knew he was hurt because I could see the knife protruding from him. A knife protruded from the victim's back.


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First degree severe hemorrhoids do not protrude from the anus and remain largely internal.
A small, narrow antenna will protrude from the roof to send and receive signals.
5 refers verbally only to hinged or pivoted doors and appears to assume that nothing other than a door handle is likely to protrude from the face of a door.
 
 
 
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