ハンズ (A1)
English: Hands
カタカナ: ハンズ
IPA: hændz
Definition
The part of the arm at the end of the arm, including the fingers and thumb, used for grasping and touching.
意味: 腕の端の部分で、指と親指を含み、物をつかんだり触ったりするために使われます。
Examples / 例文
He has large hands. — He has large hands.
She held the baby gently in her hands. — She held the baby gently in her hands.
Wash your hands thoroughly before eating. — Wash your hands thoroughly before eating.
ハンズ in English
English translations of ハンズ (hands):
How to Use Hands
- hand in (phrasal verb)
- To submit or give something (like homework or a report) to a person in authority. — "Students must hand in their assignments by Friday."
- hand out (phrasal verb)
- To distribute or give something to a group of people. — "The teacher will hand out the exam papers."
- hand over (phrasal verb)
- To give control or possession of something to someone else. — "The old king decided to hand over the throne to his son."
- by hand (prepositional phrase)
- Made, done, or written by a person, not by a machine. — "This sweater was knitted by hand."
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