英语词汇hand的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

noun | verb

hand1 /hænd/ noun the part of your body at the end of your arm, including your fingers and thumb, that you use to hold thingsadjectivessb’s right/left hand She held the book in her right hand.big/small hands He has very big hands and feet.strong hands His strong hands gripped her shoulders.delicate hands (=small and thin) Ben has very delicate hands for a man.clammy/sweaty hands (=with a lot of sweat) His hands get clammy when he’s nervous.rough hands The farmer had big rough hands.gnarled hands (=rough and twisted because of old age) The photograph showed the gnarled hands of the old man.sb’s free hand (=the hand someone is not already using) Amy was stroking the dog with her free hand.an outstretched hand (=stretched out towards someone or something) She took her father’s outstretched hand and began to walk from the room.a gloved hand (=covered with a glove) He stretched out a gloved hand.sb’s cupped hand (=in the shape of a cup) Hamil shook the dice in his cupped hand.verbs + handwave your hand Marta waved a hand to attract his attention.clap your hands They were singing and clapping their hands.wash your hands Go wash your hands before dinner.hold hands (with sb) Joanne and Kevin held hands on the sofa.shake sb’s hand also shake hands with sb “Nice to meet you,” he said, as they shook hands.take sb’s hand (=hold someone’s hand) He reached across the table and took her hand in his.take sb by the hand (=hold someone’s hand in order to take them somewhere) She took the boy by the hand and led him across the street.join hands (=take hold of the hands of people on either side of you) They stood in a circle and joined hands.clasp your hands (=hold them together tightly) Emily clasped her hands together and stood there nervously.raise your hand also put your hand up (=lift your hand, especially when you want to ask or answer a question) If you know the answer, raise your hand.fold your hands (=put your hands together and rest them on something) Lily folded both hands on her stomach.hand + verbssb’s hands shake/tremble His hands trembled as he lifted the cup.sb’s hand holds sth His other hand was holding his mobile phone.sb’s hand touches sth Daniel’s hand touched mine.sb’s hand grips/clutches sth (=holds something firmly) Her hands gripped the steering wheel very tightly.sb’s hand grabs/grasps sth (=takes and holds something firmly) He felt Connor’s hand grasp his shoulder.sb’s hand tightens Her hand tightened on the knife handle.sb’s hand closes on/around/over sth Jeb’s big hand closed around mine.sb’s hand slips (=it slides and stops holding something tightly) My hand slipped and I cut my finger.hand + nounsa hand movement The disease means she has trouble controlling her hand movements.a hand gesture/signal (=a movement of your hand to show what you mean) He made a rude hand gesture at the other driver.hand cream/lotion (=substance you rub into your hands to make the skin soft and smooth) If your hands feel rough, put some hand cream on them.a hand towel (=for drying your hands) There was no hand towel in the bathroom.prepositionsin sb’s hand In her hand was a tattered old photograph.with your hands I grasped the vase with both my hands.by hand (=done or made by a person and not a machine) You should wash delicate clothes by hand.phraseshand in hand (=holding hands with each other) The couple left the building hand in hand.the palm of your hand (=the inside surface of your hand) The phone could fit into the palm of his hand.the back of your hand (=the outside surface of your hand) Let a dog sniff the back of your hand, rather than your fingers.with your bare hands (=without using a tool, weapon, machine etc) With his bare hands, he forced the doors apart.on your hands and knees (=in a crawling position) They got down on their hands and knees to search.

词组	hand
释义	noun \| verb hand1 /hænd/ noun the part of your body at the end of your arm, including your fingers and thumb, that you use to hold thingsadjectivessb’s right/left hand She held the book in her right hand.big/small hands He has very big hands and feet.strong hands His strong hands gripped her shoulders.delicate hands (=small and thin) Ben has very delicate hands for a man.clammy/sweaty hands (=with a lot of sweat) His hands get clammy when he’s nervous.rough hands The farmer had big rough hands.gnarled hands (=rough and twisted because of old age) The photograph showed the gnarled hands of the old man.sb’s free hand (=the hand someone is not already using) Amy was stroking the dog with her free hand.an outstretched hand (=stretched out towards someone or something) She took her father’s outstretched hand and began to walk from the room.a gloved hand (=covered with a glove) He stretched out a gloved hand.sb’s cupped hand (=in the shape of a cup) Hamil shook the dice in his cupped hand.verbs + handwave your hand Marta waved a hand to attract his attention.clap your hands They were singing and clapping their hands.wash your hands Go wash your hands before dinner.hold hands (with sb) Joanne and Kevin held hands on the sofa.shake sb’s hand also shake hands with sb “Nice to meet you,” he said, as they shook hands.take sb’s hand (=hold someone’s hand) He reached across the table and took her hand in his.take sb by the hand (=hold someone’s hand in order to take them somewhere) She took the boy by the hand and led him across the street.join hands (=take hold of the hands of people on either side of you) They stood in a circle and joined hands.clasp your hands (=hold them together tightly) Emily clasped her hands together and stood there nervously.raise your hand also put your hand up (=lift your hand, especially when you want to ask or answer a question) If you know the answer, raise your hand.fold your hands (=put your hands together and rest them on something) Lily folded both hands on her stomach.hand + verbssb’s hands shake/tremble His hands trembled as he lifted the cup.sb’s hand holds sth His other hand was holding his mobile phone.sb’s hand touches sth Daniel’s hand touched mine.sb’s hand grips/clutches sth (=holds something firmly) Her hands gripped the steering wheel very tightly.sb’s hand grabs/grasps sth (=takes and holds something firmly) He felt Connor’s hand grasp his shoulder.sb’s hand tightens Her hand tightened on the knife handle.sb’s hand closes on/around/over sth Jeb’s big hand closed around mine.sb’s hand slips (=it slides and stops holding something tightly) My hand slipped and I cut my finger.hand + nounsa hand movement The disease means she has trouble controlling her hand movements.a hand gesture/signal (=a movement of your hand to show what you mean) He made a rude hand gesture at the other driver.hand cream/lotion (=substance you rub into your hands to make the skin soft and smooth) If your hands feel rough, put some hand cream on them.a hand towel (=for drying your hands) There was no hand towel in the bathroom.prepositionsin sb’s hand In her hand was a tattered old photograph.with your hands I grasped the vase with both my hands.by hand (=done or made by a person and not a machine) You should wash delicate clothes by hand.phraseshand in hand (=holding hands with each other) The couple left the building hand in hand.the palm of your hand (=the inside surface of your hand) The phone could fit into the palm of his hand.the back of your hand (=the outside surface of your hand) Let a dog sniff the back of your hand, rather than your fingers.with your bare hands (=without using a tool, weapon, machine etc) With his bare hands, he forced the doors apart.on your hands and knees (=in a crawling position) They got down on their hands and knees to search. noun \| verb hand2 /hænd/ verb THESAURUS > give (1)
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