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手指腳趾
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A digit is a finger or toe—one of the individual segments that make up your hands and feet. Digits matter because they give vertebrate animals like humans the ability to grip, manipulate objects, and move around with precision and control.
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指或指頭（英語：digit）是很多脊椎動物的肢的盡頭部份。對人類同其他靈長類動物而言，可以分做手指同腳趾兩大類。
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