strike hands

To shake hands, as to indicate greeting, farewell, agreement, approval, or congratulation. It was a momentous occasion when the leaders of the two warring nations struck hands at the peace summit. What a wonderful feeling to strike hands with my old friend once again.

strike hands

To conclude a bargain or reach an agreement.

See also: hand, strike

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

See also:

shake hands
shake hands (with one)
shake (one's) hand
low five
auspicious occasion
felicitation
Greetings and felicitations
Greetings and felicitations!
Greetings and salutations
Salutation

References in periodicals archive

COWDENBEATH.3 DUMBARTON.....0 KUDUS Oyenuga bagged the most notable goal of his career against Rangers but insists two assists in Cowdenbeath's first win since February beat that Ibrox strike hands down.

I'd rather take a win than Kudus for a goal

Price's late strike hands Stratford share of spoils Stratford Town................................2 Bridgford .........................................2 STRATFORD left it late before grabbing an equaliser against their Somerset visitors.

Price's late strike hands Stratford [...]

May 7, 2006: Titus Bramble's late strike hands his side a 1-0 final-day victory over champions Chelsea and a top-seven finish.

Timeline

Goals in either half from John Finnigan and Steve Guinan give Wycombe a mountain to climb in the second leg this week, even though a late Tommy Mooney strike hands them a slender lifeline.

Football: ROBINS FINN GOOD SHAPE; LEAGUE TWO PLAY-OFFS SEMI-FINAL, FIRST LEG Wycombe 1 Cheltenham 2

The decision to strike hands ScotRail the moral high ground.

Rail union on wrong track; RecordView

Oct 27: Celtic are rocked when a late John Stewart strike hands the Dons a second straight win at ParkheadRangers 2, Celtic 0 Nov 20: First-half goals from Nacho Novo and Dado Prso decide a brutal derby.

Football: RACE FOR THE FLAG

词组	strike hands
释义	strike hands strike hands To shake hands, as to indicate greeting, farewell, agreement, approval, or congratulation. It was a momentous occasion when the leaders of the two warring nations struck hands at the peace summit. What a wonderful feeling to strike hands with my old friend once again. See also: hand, strike Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. strike hands To conclude a bargain or reach an agreement. See also: hand, strike American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: shake hands shake hands (with one) shake (one's) hand low five auspicious occasion felicitation Greetings and felicitations Greetings and felicitations! Greetings and salutations Salutation References in periodicals archive COWDENBEATH.3 DUMBARTON.....0 KUDUS Oyenuga bagged the most notable goal of his career against Rangers but insists two assists in Cowdenbeath's first win since February beat that Ibrox strike hands down. I'd rather take a win than Kudus for a goal Price's late strike hands Stratford share of spoils Stratford Town................................2 Bridgford .........................................2 STRATFORD left it late before grabbing an equaliser against their Somerset visitors. Price's late strike hands Stratford [...] May 7, 2006: Titus Bramble's late strike hands his side a 1-0 final-day victory over champions Chelsea and a top-seven finish. Timeline Goals in either half from John Finnigan and Steve Guinan give Wycombe a mountain to climb in the second leg this week, even though a late Tommy Mooney strike hands them a slender lifeline. Football: ROBINS FINN GOOD SHAPE; LEAGUE TWO PLAY-OFFS SEMI-FINAL, FIRST LEG Wycombe 1 Cheltenham 2 The decision to strike hands ScotRail the moral high ground. Rail union on wrong track; RecordView Oct 27: Celtic are rocked when a late John Stewart strike hands the Dons a second straight win at ParkheadRangers 2, Celtic 0 Nov 20: First-half goals from Nacho Novo and Dado Prso decide a brutal derby. Football: RACE FOR THE FLAG
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