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hand如何读

英：[hænd]

美：[hænd]

hand英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]手 either of the movable parts at the end of a person's arm, including the fingers
[C](钟表等的)指针 a pointer or needle on a clock, machine, or measuring instrument
[C]人手,员工 a worker
[S]帮助,援助help
[C]字迹,书法handwriting
[C]有手艺〔技能〕的人 sb with skill, knowledge, or experience of the stated kind
[S]鼓掌,拍手 encouragement given by clapping the hands; a burst of applause
[C]掌握,控制 control, power, or responsibility

v.(动词)

vt. 递,交付 give or transfer sth with one's hand or hands
vt. 传给 give or leave to people who are younger or live after

hand是什么意思

n. (名词)

指针
手，动物的前肢，爪，像手的东西
人手，雇员
字迹，手迹
雇员
手艺，技能
签字
插手，参与，经手，轮值
<口>鼓掌
帮助
允婚，答允
一串，一束，分枝根茎
牌戏的一盘，打牌人，一手牌
一手之宽
手感，手觉
一拳，一击
（谈判等中的）实力
汉德（英文姓氏）

v. (动词)

搀扶
交，给，传递，提供
【海】收卷（风帆）
<废>用手操纵，对付

adj. (形容词)

用手（操作）的

hand变形

复数:hands

第三人称单数:hands

现在分词:handing

过去式:handed

过去分词:handed

hand词根

词根：hand

adj.

handy 便利的；手边的，就近的；容易取得的；敏捷的

handed 有手的；用...手的

handless 无手的；笨手笨脚的；赤手空拳的

handedness 用右手或左手的习惯

handed 帮助（hand的过去分词）；递送

hand英英释义

noun

the terminal part of the vertebrate forelimb when modified (as in humans) as a grasping organ : the body part at the end of the arm of a human, ape, or monkey She put her hands over her eyes.

holding a pair of scissors in his hand

something resembling a hand: such as

the hands of a clock

a part serving the function of or resembling a hand: such as

personal possession—usually used in plural

The documents fell into the hands of the enemy.

control, supervision—usually used in plural

left the matter in her hands

one of two sides or aspects of an issue or argument

On the one hand we can appeal for peace, and on the other, declare war.

side, direction

soldiers fighting on either hand

assistance or aid especially involving physical effort

lend a hand

participation, interest

had no hand in the decision

a round of applause

Let's give them a big hand.

skill, ability

tried her hand at sailing

an instrumental part

had a hand in the victory

a pledge especially of betrothal or bestowal in marriage

He asked for her hand in marriage.

the cards or pieces held by a player

studied her hand

a single round in a game

lost the first hand but won the next two

the force or solidity of one's position (as in negotiations)

trying to strengthen their hand

a person employed at manual labor or general tasks

a ranch hand

a member of a ship's crew

All hands on deck!

a person who performs or executes a particular work

two portraits by the same hand

a person skilled in a particular action or pursuit

a great hand at carpentry

a specialist or veteran in a usually designated activity or region

a Latin America hand

style of execution : workmanship

the hand of a master

handiwork, doings

the hand of vandals

the feel of or tactile reaction to something (such as silk or leather)

style of penmanship : handwriting

wrote in a fancy hand

signature

a unit of measure equal to 4 inches (10.2 centimeters) used especially for the height of horses

a horse that is 15 hands high

a punch made with a specified hand

knocked him out with a good right hand

biographical name

(Billings) Learned 1872–1961 American jurist

verb

transitive verb

to give, pass, or transmit with the hand

hand a letter to her

to present or provide with

handed him a surprise

to lead, guide, or assist with the hand

hand a lady into a bus

furl

hand the sail

obsolete to touch or manage with the handsalso: to deal with

adverb

with the hands rather than by machine

hand stitched

hand词组

on the other hand另一方面

in handadv. 在手头；在进行中；在控制中

one hand（双打开始时）一次发球权

hand in hand手拉手地；联合

hand in交上；提交；呈送

right hand右手；得力助手

by handadv. 用手

on the one hand一方面

at handadv. 在手边；即将到来

on one hand一方面

on hand在手边；在场；即将发生

left hand左手

hand over交出；移交

shake hands握手

hand on转交；传递下去

helping hand援助之手；援手；帮手

in your hand在你的手里

out of hand无法控制；脱手，告终；立即

with both hands全力以赴地

hold hands手拉手

hand词源中文解释

古英语 hond， hand 指的是“人的手”，也指“一侧，部分，方向”（用于定义位置，指向右侧或左侧）；还指“力量，控制，拥有”（基于手的握持或掌握的概念），源自原始日耳曼语 *handuz（也是古撒克逊语，古弗里斯兰语，荷兰语，德语 hand，古诺尔斯语 hönd，哥特语 handus 的来源），其起源不确定。

原始的古英语复数形式 handa 在中古英语中被 handen 取代，后来又变成了 hands。印欧语系中的“手”一词往往来自意味着“抓取，拿取，收集”的词根，或者是从最初只指手的一部分的词语扩展而来（例如爱尔兰语 lam，威尔士语 llaw，与拉丁语 palma 同源，最初的意思是“手掌”）。一个古老的词根（*man-（2）），由拉丁语 manus 代表，是古英语 mund “手”的来源，但更常指“保护，监护；保护者，监护人”。

指“用手做事的工人，手艺人”是从1580年代开始的，因此也指“雇佣工人”（1630年代）和“船员中的水手”（1660年代）。指“机构，参与做某事的一部分”是从1590年代开始的。钟表和手表的意义来自1570年代。指“鼓掌一次”是从1838年开始的。4英寸（最初是3英寸）的线性度量单位始于1560年代，现在只用于表示马的高度。指“一位玩家手中的纸牌”是从1620年代开始的；指“一轮纸牌游戏”是从1620年代开始的。指“书写”是从14世纪末开始的；也指“某人的书写风格”（15世纪初）。指手在进行承诺方面的各种用途是在公元1200年左右出现的；具体指“婚姻承诺”是在14世纪末出现的。

First hand，second hand 等（15世纪中叶）是指某物从手传递到手的概念。At hand 指“时间接近”是从公元1200年左右开始的，指“在范围之内”是从公元1300年左右开始的。Out of hand（1590年代）是 in hand “在控制之下”的反义词（公元1200年左右）。副词短语 hand-over-fist（1803年）是航海术语，暗示通过交替地一只手接一只手地拉或攀爬。

短语 on the one hand ... on the other hand 是从1630年代开始记录的，是对 hand 在身体一侧或另一侧位置的物理意义的比喻用法（如 the lefthand side 中），其起源可以追溯到古英语 Hands up!，作为警察、强盗等的命令，意味着举起双手作为屈服或不抵抗的象征。Hand-to-hand 指“亲密接触”，用于战斗，始于公元1400年左右。Hand-to-mouth 指“说一个人把钱花得和挣得一样快，只够维持日常生活”[巴特莱特]，始于公元1500年左右。Hand-in-hand 指“双手紧握”，比喻意义上指“同时进行”，始于1570年代。

hand_体育行业词汇

竞赛的一盘

hand_医学行业词汇

手：上肢的远端部分，包括腕、掌、指

hand_水产行业词汇

手钓渔船

liner 船舷边设有钓鱼平台从事手钓或竿钓作业的专用渔船。

hand_解剖学行业词汇

手，又称：手(Manus（拉）)

hand词源英文解释

Noun, Verb, and Adverb Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German hant hand

The first known use of hand was before the 12th century

hand儿童词典英英释义

happenverb

to occur or come about by chance

to take place : occur

to have occasion or opportunity

happened to overhear

to meet or find something by chance

happened upon the right answer

to appear casually or by chance

happened into the room just as the music started

to come by way of injury or harm

nothing will happen to you

hang1 of 2verb

to fasten or be fastened to an elevated point without support from below : suspend, dangle

to kill or be killed by hanging from a rope tied round the neck

sentenced to be hanged

to fasten so as to allow free motion forward and backward

hang a door

to furnish with hanging decorations (as pictures or curtains)

droop entry 1 sense 1

hung my head in shame

to fasten to a wall

hang wallpaper

to display pictures in a gallery

hover sense 1b

clouds hanging low overhead

to stay steadily

depend sense 1

election hangs on one vote

to take hold for support : cling

the children hung on his arm

to be hard to bear

worry hung on his mind

to be uncertain

the decision is still hanging

to be in a state of close attention

hung on my every word

informal to pass time idly especially by relaxing or socializing—often used with around or out

hung out with friends

hang2 of 2noun

the manner in which a thing hangs

the hang of a skirt

meaning entry 1 sense 1b

the hang of an argument

a special method : knack

get the hang of driving

hang1 of 2verb

to fasten or be fastened to an elevated point without support from below : suspend, dangle

to kill or be killed by hanging from a rope tied round the neck

sentenced to be hanged

to fasten so as to allow free motion forward and backward

hang a door

to furnish with hanging decorations (as pictures or curtains)

droop entry 1 sense 1

hung my head in shame

to fasten to a wall

hang wallpaper

to display pictures in a gallery

hover sense 1b

clouds hanging low overhead

to stay steadily

depend sense 1

election hangs on one vote

to take hold for support : cling

the children hung on his arm

to be hard to bear

worry hung on his mind

to be uncertain

the decision is still hanging

to be in a state of close attention

hung on my every word

informal to pass time idly especially by relaxing or socializing—often used with around or out

hung out with friends

hang2 of 2noun

the manner in which a thing hangs

the hang of a skirt

meaning entry 1 sense 1b

the hang of an argument

a special method : knack

get the hang of driving

hang1 of 2verb

to fasten or be fastened to an elevated point without support from below : suspend, dangle

to kill or be killed by hanging from a rope tied round the neck

sentenced to be hanged

to fasten so as to allow free motion forward and backward

hang a door

to furnish with hanging decorations (as pictures or curtains)

droop entry 1 sense 1

hung my head in shame

to fasten to a wall

hang wallpaper

to display pictures in a gallery

hover sense 1b

clouds hanging low overhead

to stay steadily

depend sense 1

election hangs on one vote

to take hold for support : cling

the children hung on his arm

to be hard to bear

worry hung on his mind

to be uncertain

the decision is still hanging

to be in a state of close attention

hung on my every word

informal to pass time idly especially by relaxing or socializing—often used with around or out

hung out with friends

hang2 of 2noun

the manner in which a thing hangs

the hang of a skirt

meaning entry 1 sense 1b

the hang of an argument

a special method : knack

get the hang of driving

handsomeadjective

fairly large : sizable

a handsome fortune

marked by generosity or graciousness

a handsome contribution

having a pleasing and usually impressive or dignified appearance handsome old buildings

a handsome man

hand1 of 2noun

the free end part of the arm or forelimb when used (as in human beings) for handling, grasping, and holding

any of various bodily parts (as the hind foot of an ape or the pincers of a crab) that are like the hand in structure or function

something resembling a hand: as

a pointer on a dial

a figure of a hand with index finger extended to point something out

a bunch of bananas

personal possession : control

in the hands of the enemy

side entry 1 sense 2, direction

fighting on either hand

a side or point of view in an issue or argument

on the one hand, we can declare a tie, or on the other hand, keep playing

a pledge especially of marriage

asked for her hand

handwriting sense 2

skill sense 1, ability

try one's hand at chess

assistance or help involving physical effort

lend a hand

a part or share in doing something

take a hand in the work

a unit of measure equal to 4 inches (about 10.2 centimeters) used especially for the height of horses

a round of applause

give him a hand

the cards or pieces held by a player in a game

a single round in a game

one who performs or produces a work

two portraits by the same hand

a hired worker

a member of a ship's crew

all hands on deck

one skilled in a particular activity or field

an old hand at foreign affairs

workmanship sense 2

the hand of a master

hand2 of 2verb

to guide or assist with the hand

to give or pass with or as if with the hand

hand a person a letter

hand医学词典英英释义

handnoun

the terminal part of the vertebrate forelimb when modified (as in humans) as a grasping organ

a part serving the function of or resembling a handespecially: the hind foot of an ape

something resembling a handespecially: an indicator or pointer on a dial

a unit of measure equal to 4 inches or 10.2 centimeters used especially for the height of horses

hand 例句

1 Hayden, on the other hand, knew that such a hodgepodge of materials would result in an aesthetic abomination.

2 Parker could have customers eating out of his hand.

帕克能让顾客对自己言听计从。

3 “Tomorrow,” he says, and he shoves a fresh gum wrapper into my hand.

4 As I turned to leave, the report crumpled in my hand, she whispered, "School is your only hope."

5 The UN inspectors work hand in glove with the Western intelligence agencies.

联合国观察员和西方情报机构之间密切合作。

6 He handed round the biscuits.

他把饼乾传递过去.

7 I snort so loud, I have to clap my hands over my mouth.

8 Ivy punches the silver button on the hand dryer and holds up the shirt.

9 Finally, to call his bluff, I turned around, bent over slightly, and rested my hands on my knees.

10 The big white guy stepped backward, out of the circle, holding his hands up like he was under arrest.

11 The girl in charge opened her mouth, but an older boy stepped up and leaned the rake in his hands against the simple fence surrounding the garden.

12 I saw the gleaming metal of the gold cup in his hand.

13 Bends, turns, eye movements, hand gestures—I'm good at all of them.

14 We shook hands again before we left, but it was an uneasy kind of peace between JP and me.

15 She stopped and experimentally raised her hands to the side of her head and gripped her hair in bunches.

16 She hurries down the steps, crouches down next to him, runs her hand down his back.

17 “Yes, sir,” says Marco behind him, the notebook in his hand shaking slightly.

18 He pointed at my hands as he dragged me out toward Old Familiar, and I watched with growing horror as their dark brown color slowly turned transparent.

19 “Hopefully it’s a pack of man-eating wolves that we have to take on with our bare hands.”

20 The doctors had taped Theresa’s eyes closed, lightly; also they had taped her arms to splints, wrapped her hands around balls of gauze.