Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary - hand
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I. noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German hant ~ Date: before 12th century 1. a. (1) the terminal part of the vertebrate forelimb when modified (as in humans) as a grasping organ (2) the forelimb segment (as the terminal section of a bird's wing) of a vertebrate higher than the fishes that corresponds to the ~ irrespective of its form or functional specialization b. a part serving the function of or resembling a ~: as (1) the hind foot of an ape (2) the chela of a crustacean c. something resembling a ~: as (1) an indicator or pointer on a dial the ~s of a clock (2) index 5 (3) a cluster of bananas developed from a single flower group (4) a branched rootstock of ginger (5) a bunch of large leaves (as of tobacco) tied together usually with another leaf 2. a. personal possession — usually used in plural the documents fell into the ~s of the enemy b. control, supervision — usually used in plural left the matter in her ~s 3. a. side, direction men fighting on either ~ b. one of two sides or aspects of an issue or argument on the one ~ we can appeal for peace, and on the other, declare war 4. a pledge especially of betrothal or bestowal in marriage 5. a. style of penmanship ; ~writing wrote in a fancy ~ b. signature 6. a. skill, ability tried her ~ at sailing b. an instrumental part had a ~ in the victory 7. a unit of measure equal to 4 inches (10.2 centimeters) used especially for the height of horses 8. a. assistance or aid especially involving physical effort lend a ~ b. participation, interest had no ~ in the decision c. a round of applause 9. a. (1) a player in a card game or board game (2) the cards or pieces held by a player b. a single round in a game c. the force or solidity of one's position (as in negotiations) trying to strengthen their ~ 10. a. a person who performs or executes a particular work two portraits by the same ~ b. (1) a person employed at manual labor or general tasks a ranch ~ (2) worker, employee employed over a hundred ~s c. a member of a ship's crew all ~s on deck d. a person skilled in a particular action or pursuit e. a specialist or veteran in a usually designated activity or region a China ~ 11. a. ~iwork, doings b. style of execution ; workmanship the ~ of a master c. the feel of or tactile reaction to something (as silk or leather) 12. a punch made with a specified ~ knocked him out with a good right ~ II. adverb Date: before 12th century with the ~s rather than by machine III. transitive verb Date: 15th century 1. a. obsolete to touch or manage with the ~s; also to deal with b. furl 2. to lead, guide, or assist with the ~ ~ a lady into a bus 3. a. to give, pass, or transmit with the ~ ~ a letter to her b. to present or provide with ~ed him a surprise HAND biographical name (Billings) Learned 1872-1961 American jurist
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n. & v. --n. 1 a the end part of the human arm beyond the wrist, including the fingers and thumb. b in other primates, the end part of a forelimb, also used as a foot. 2 a (often in pl.) control, management, custody, disposal (is in good hands). b agency or influence (suffered at their hands). c a share in an action; active support. 3 a thing compared with a hand or its functions, esp. the pointer of a clock or watch. 4 the right or left side or direction relative to a person or thing. 5 a a skill, esp. in something practical (a hand for making pastry). b a person skilful in some respect. 6 a person who does or makes something, esp. distinctively (a picture by the same hand). 7 an individual's writing or the style of this; a signature (a legible hand; in one's own hand; witness the hand of ...). 8 a person etc. as the source of information etc. (at first hand). 9 a pledge of marriage. 10 a person as a source of manual labour esp. in a factory, on a farm, or on board ship. 11 a the playing-cards dealt to a player. b the player holding these. c a round of play. 12 colloq. applause (got a big hand). 13 the unit of measure of a horse's height, equal to 4 inches (10.16 cm). 14 a forehock of pork. 15 a bunch of bananas. 16 (attrib.) a operated or held in the hand (hand-drill; hand-luggage). b done by hand and not by machine (hand-knitted). --v.tr. 1 (foll. by in, to, over, etc.) deliver; transfer by hand or otherwise. 2 convey verbally (handed me a lot of abuse). 3 colloq. give away too readily (handed them the advantage). Phrases and idioms all hands 1 the entire crew of a ship. 2 the entire workforce. at hand 1 close by. 2 about to happen. by hand 1 by a person and not a machine. 2 delivered privately and not by the public post. from hand to mouth satisfying only one's immediate needs (also attrib.: a hand-to-mouth existence). get (or have or keep) one's hand in become (or be or remain) practised in something. give (or lend) a hand assist in an action or enterprise. hand and foot completely; satisfying all demands (waited on them...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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1) (механическая) рука 2) захватное устройство; схват 3) кисть (руки робота) 4) стрелка (прибора) 5) крыло (семафора) 6) хэнд (внесистемная единица длины) 7) сторона; направление 8) работник, исполнитель 9) мн. ч. экипаж, команда (судна) - hand of door - hand of stair - hand of window - articulated hand - artificial hand - dexterous hand - double-gripper hand - foundry hand - hour hand - lathe hand - leading hand - magnetic hand - mechanical hand - minute hand - one-finger hand - second hand - sensing hand - single-gripper hand - standard hand - telechiric hand - vacuum hand - wide hand ...Большой Англо-русский Русско-английский политехнический словарь
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рука; захватное устройство помощник; подручный стрелка; указатель пучок; связка by hand charge hand ...Англо-русский строительный словарь
Англо-русский Русско-английски словарь по телекоммуникациям
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1) вручать 2) игрок 3) каллиграфический 4) наручный 5) передавать 6) рука 7) ручной 8) стрелка 9) стрелка часов 10) указатель compact concrete by hand — уплотнять бетон вручную hand cloth printing — ручная набивка тканей hand crimp tool — опрессовочные клещи hand of a clock — часовая стрелка hand ringing generator — телефонный ручной индуктор hand telephone set — ручной телефон on the other hand — с другой стороны, зато opposite hand view — зеркальное изображение pick gum by hand — собирать камедь вручную tram car by hand — откатывать вагонетку вручную welding hand screen — сварочный щиток - closing by hand - hand accelerator - hand blocking - hand brace - hand calculation - hand calculator - hand charging - hand computation - hand control - hand feed - hand file - hand hoist - hand lamp - hand level - hand loading - hand looping - hand microphone - hand milking - hand molding - hand oil can - hand pointer - hand ram - hand reamer - hand reset - hand scraper - hand setting - hand shears - hand tap - hand tool - hand tracking - hand tramming - hand triggering - hand truck - hand type - hand vice - hand wall-paper - hour hand - minute hand - no hand hold - roll by hand - shop hand ...Англо-русский Русско-английский научно-технический словарь
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1. сущ. 1) рука 2) рабочий 3) рабочая сила 4) экипаж (судна) • - at first hand - at hand - by hand - cash at bank and in hand - cash in hand - cash on hand - charge hand - clean hand - clean hands - dead hand - delivered by hand - farm hand - hand in - in hand - live from hand to mouth - odd hand - on hand - on the one hand - on the other hand - set one's hand on a document - under one's hand and seal •• - unclean hands 2. гл. передавать, вручать HAND 1) подпись 2) передавать; вручать 3) рукоятка 4) стрелка (прибора) – at hand – under one's hand – clean hands HAND 1. сущ. 1) общ. рука to clap one's hands — хлопать в ладоши to clasp smb.'s hand — сжать чью-л. руку to cup one's hands — сложить руки горстью to hold smb.'s hand — держать кого-л. за руку to raise one's hand — поднять руку to shake smb.'s hand — пожать кому-л. руку to shake hands with smb. — здороваться с кем-л. за руку to take smb.'s hand — взять кого-л. за руку to wring one's hands — заламывать руки with bare hands — голыми руками 2) эк. власть; контроль, надзор; защита, охрана to fall into smb.'s hands — попасть кому-л. в руки to suffer at smb.'s hands — натерпеться от кого-л. firm iron hand — твердая железная рука But once she got there, the whole situation was in her hands. — Но когда она оказалась там, ситуация была полностью под ее контролем. See: invisible hand, visible hand 3) а) общ. средство, посредничество, помощь to lend give smb. a helping hand — протягивать кому-л. руку помощи б) общ. доля, участие (в выполнении чего-л.) to have a hand...Англо-русский Русско-английский экономический словарь
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1) кисть руки, рука 2) передняя лапа; передняя нога 3) стрелка (прибора) – hand of bananas ...Англо-русский Русско-английский биологический словарь
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1. рука, кисть руки cupped hands —- горсть; пригоршня the back of the hand —- тыльная сторона руки the palm of the hand —- ладонь with one's own hand —- собственноручно with one's bare hands —- голыми руками piece for four hands —- пьеса для игры в четыре руки laying on of the hands —- церк. рукоположение hands off! —- руки прочь! hands up! —- руки вверх!; поднимите руки to take smb.'s hand —- взять кого-л. за руку to lead smb. by the hand —- вести кого-л. за руку to drink from cupped hands —- пить из горсти to vote by show of hands —- голосовать поднятием руки to go on one's hand and knees —- ползти на четвереньках he writes with his left hand —- он левша he has his hands tied —- у него связаны руки 2. лапа, передняя нога the monkey has four hands —- у обезьяны четыре лапы 3. лапа 4. клешня 5. указатель 6. сторона, направление, положение on either hand —- по обе стороны on all hands, on every hand —- со всех сторон fact admitted on all hands —- общепризнанный факт to strengthen one's hand —- укрепить свои позиции at his right hand sat the President —- справа от него сидел президент 7. источник a story heard at second hand —- история, услышанная от третьего лица he has it from several hands —- ему говорили об этом несколько человек 8. стрелка 9. крыло 10. ком. пучок, связка a hand of tobacco —- связка листового табака a hand of bananas —- гроздь бананов 11. окорок a hand of pork —- свиной окорок 12. повод,...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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1. noun 1) рука (кисть) hands up! - руки вверх! - hand in hand - by hand 2) передняя лапа или нога 3) власть, контроль - in hand - get out of hand 4) ловкость, умение a hand for smth. - искусство в чем-л. 5) помощь to give a hand - оказать помощь 6) работник; рабочий - factory hand 7) pl. экипаж, команда судна all hands on deck! - все наверх! 8) исполнитель a picture by the same hand - картина того же художника to be a good hand at/in smth. - быть искусным в чем-л. to be an old (poor) hand at smth. - быть опытным, искусным (слабым) в чем-л. 9) сторона, положение on all hands - со всех сторон 10) источник (сведений и т.п.) - at first hand - at second hand 11) почерк - small hand 12) obs. подпись under ones hand and seal - за подписью и печатью такого-то 13) стрелка часов 14) крыло (семафора) 15) указатель (изображение руки с вытянутым указательным пальцем) 16) cards игрок; партия; карты на руках у игрока 17) ладонь (как мера); 10 сантиметров (при измерении роста лошади) 18) coll. аплодисменты - big hand 19) attr. ручной 20) attr. сделанный ручным способом; управляемый вручную on the one hand... on the other hand - с одной стороны... с другой стороны on ones hands - на чьей-л. ответственности; б) amer. налицо, поблизости hands off! - руки прочь! off ones hand - с рук долой hand and glove with smb. - очень близкий, в тесной связи с кем-л. hands down -...Англо-русский словарь
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I. [c red]NOUN USES AND PHRASES (hands) Frequency: The word is one of the 700 most common words in English. Please look at category 49 to see if the expression you are looking for is shown under another headword. 1. Your hands are the parts of your body at the end of your arms. Each hand has four fingers and a thumb. I put my hand into my pocket and pulled out the letter... Sylvia, camera in hand, asked, ‘Where do we go first?’ N-COUNT 2. The hand of someone or something is their influence in an event or situation. The hand of the military authorities can be seen in the entire electoral process... N-SING: with poss 3. If you say that something is in a particular person’s hands, you mean that they are looking after it, own it, or are responsible for it. He is leaving his north London business in the hands of a colleague... We’re in safe hands... N-PLURAL: usu in/into N 4. If you ask someone for a hand with something, you are asking them to help you in what you are doing. Come and give me a hand in the garden... N-SING: a N, oft N with n 5. A hand is someone, usually a man, who does hard physical work, for example in a factory or on a farm, as part of a group of people who all do similar work. He now works as a farm hand... N-COUNT: usu with supp 6. If someone asks an audience to give someone a hand, they are asking the audience to clap loudly, usually before or after that person performs. Let’s give ’em a big hand. N-SING: a N 7. If a man asks for a woman’s hand in marriage, he asks her or her parents for permission to marry her. (OLD-FASHIONED) He came to ask Usha’s father for her hand in marriage. N-COUNT: usu sing, poss N, oft N in n 8. In a game of cards, your hand is the set of cards that you are holding in your hand at a particular time or the cards that are dealt to you at the beginning of the game. He carefully inspected his hand. N-COUNT 9. A hand is a measurement of four inches, which is used for measuring the height of a horse from its...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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~1 n PART OF THE BODY 1 the part at the end of a person's arm, including the fingers and thumb, used to pick up or keep hold of things (He held the pencil in his right hand. | Go wash your hands. | hold hands) (They kissed and held hands. | take sb by the hand (=hold sb's hand in order to take them somewhere)) (Marika took the child by the hand and led her away.) 2 hand in hand holding each other's hand, especially to show love (They strolled hand in hand through the flower garden.) 3 right-handed/left-handed using the right hand for most actions rather than the left, or the left hand rather than the right (a left-handed tennis player) 4 right/left hander a player who uses mainly the right hand or mainly the left hand HELP/WORK 5 a hand help with something you are doing, especially something that involves physical work (give/lend sb a hand) (It's really heavy - can you give me a hand? | need a hand) (Tell me if you need a hand.) (- see help1) 6 »WORKER« someone who does physical work on a farm, in a factory etc 7 not do a hand's turn BrE informal to do no work at all (He never does a hand's turn to help me.) SKILFUL 8 a dab hand someone who is very good at doing something (She's a dab hand at making pastry.) 9 good with your hands skilful at making things 10 turn your hand to to start doing something new or practising a new skill (Larry can turn his hand to anything.) 11 keep your hand in to keep practising something so you do not lose your skill (You should work part-time, just to keep your hand in.) CONTROL 12 in the hands of/in sb's hands controlled by someone (The area is already in rebel hands.) 13 a firm hand strict control of someone (That child is a little monster. She obviously needs a firm hand.) 14 get out of hand to become impossible to control (Deal with the problem before it gets completely out of hand.) 15 take sb/sth in hand to bring someone or something under control (It's time these young offenders were taken in hand.) DEAL WITH/BE INVOLVED IN 16 in hand being dealt with (Don't worry...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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chemis. abbr. Humanitarian Aid Network For Distribution SMS abbr. Have A Nice Day chat abbr. Have A Nice Day ...English abbreviation dictionary
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See: AT HAND, BIRD IN THE HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE BUSH, BITE THE HAND THAT FEEDS ONE, CLEAN HANDS, DIRTY ONE'S HANDS, EAT OUT OF ONE'S HAND, FORCE ONE'S HAND, FREE HAND, FROM HAND TO HAND, GLAD HAND, HAM-HANDED, HANG HEAVY or HANG HEAVY ON ONE'S HANDS, HAT IN HAND, HAVE A HAND IN, HAVE ONE'S HANDS FULL, HEAVY-HANDED, IN HAND, JOIN FORCES or JOIN HANDS, KEEP ONE'S HAND IN, LAY HANDS ON, LAY ONE'S HANDS ON or GET ONE'S HAND ON or PUT ONE'S HAND ON, LEND A HAND or GIVE A HAND or BEAR A HAND, LET ONE'S LEFT HAND KNOW WHAT ONE'S RIGHT HAND IS DOING, LIFT A FINGER or LIFT A HAND also RAISE A HAND, LIVE FROM HAND TO MOUTH, MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK, OFF ONE'S HANDS, ON HAND, ON ONE'S HANDS, ON THE OTHER HAND, OUT OF HAND, PLAY INTO ONE'S HANDS, PUT ONE'S HAND TO or SET ONE'S HAND TO or TURN ONE'S HAND TO, PUT ONE'S HAND TO THE PLOW, ROB THE TILL or HAVE ONE'S HAND IN THE TILL, SECTION HAND, SIT ON ONE'S HANDS, TAKE ONE'S LIFE IN ONE'S HANDS, TAKE THE LAW INTO ONE'S OWN HANDS, THROW UP ONE'S HANDS, THROW UP ONE'S HANDS IN HORROR, TIE ONE'S HANDS, TRY ONE'S HAND, UPPER HAND or WHIP HAND, WASH ONE'S HANDS OF. ...Английский словарь американских идиом
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- O.E. hond, from P.Gmc. *khanduz. Most of the related words (handy, handful, etc.) were also in O.E. Meaning "sailors in a ship's crew" is from 1669; clock and watch sense is from 1575. Meaning "round of applause" is from 1838; that of "help" (n.) is from 1960. The linear measure of 4 inches (originally 3) is from 1561, now used only in giving the height of horses. The playing cards sense is from 1620s. The verb is from 1642. Out of hand is opposite of in hand "under control;" handout is 1882 in hobo slang. Handwriting (1500) translates L. manuscriptum. Handcuff is from 1775. Hand over fist is suggestive of sailors and fishermen hauling in nets. Hands-on (adj.) is first recorded 1969; hands-off (adj.) is from 1902. Hand job is 1940s; hand-me-down as a modifier is first recorded 1874. To win something hands down (1867) is from horse racing, from a jockey's gesture of letting the reins go loose in an easy victory. To hand it to (someone) "acknowledge someone's ability" is slang from c.1910. Hand of glory (1707), originally a piece of mandrake root, is from Fr. maindeglorie, from a corruption of L. mandragora "mandrake" (q.v.). The dead man's hand charm is described from 1440, but not by this name. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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