Dictionary - results for hands

Simplified	Traditional	Pinyin	English
匊	匊	jú	- receive with both hands
幵	幵	qiān	- even level. to raise in both hands
廾	廾	gǒng	- hands joined
扛	扛	gāng	- to raise aloft with both hands
抔	抔	póu	- take up in both hands
捧	捧	pěng	- to clasp - to cup the hands - to hold up with both hands - to offer (esp. in cupped hands) - to praise - to flatter
掊	掊	póu	- take up in both hands
掬	掬	jū	- to hold with both hands - to grasp firmly - fig. to offer up sincerely
掰	掰	bāi	- to break off or break open sth with one's hands - (fig.) to break off (a relationship)
揖	揖	yī	- to greet by raising clasped hands
抟	摶	tuán	- to roll up into a ball with one's hands - spiral - circle - variant of 團\|团[tuan2]
撋	撋	ruán	- to rub between the hands
端	端	duān	- end - extremity - item - port - to hold sth level with both hands - to carry - regular
赍	齎	jī	- send - to present in both hands
做工	做工	zuògōng	- to work with one's hands - manual work - workmanship
做手	做手	zuòshǒu	- to put one's hand to sth - to set about - skillful hands - worker - writer
出脱	出脫	chūtuō	- to manage to sell - to dispose of sth (by selling) - to get property off one's hands - to find excuses (to get off a charge) - to extricate sb (from trouble) - to vindicate - to become prettier (of child)
合掌	合掌	hézhǎng	- to clasp hands - to put one's palms together (in prayer)
在握	在握	zàiwò	- (fig.) to hold in one's hands - to be within grasp
巧手	巧手	qiǎoshǒu	- skillful hands - dexterous - a dab hand
徒手	徒手	túshǒu	- with bare hands - unarmed - fighting hand-to-hand - freehand (drawing)
手巧	手巧	shǒuqiǎo	- to be skillful with one's hands - to be manually adroit
手举	手舉	shǒujǔ	- a salute - hands raised
手里	手裡	shǒulǐ	- in hand - (a situation is) in sb's hands
手足	手足	shǒuzú	- hands and feet - (fig.) brothers - retinue, henchmen, accomplices
打拱	打拱	dǎgǒng	- to bow with clasped hands
把玩	把玩	bǎwán	- to turn around in one's hands - to play with - to fiddle with
拉手	拉手	lāshǒu	- to hold hands - to shake hands
拊掌	拊掌	fǔzhǎng	- to clap hands
拍手	拍手	pāishǒu	- to clap one's hands
挹掬	挹掬	yìjū	- to scoop up water with the hands
捧托	捧托	pěngtuō	- to hold up with both hands
捧腹	捧腹	pěngfù	- uproarious - hilarious - to split one's sides laughing - lit. to hold one's belly with both hands
掬饮	掬飲	jūyǐn	- to drink water by scooping it up with both hands
掰开	掰開	bāikāi	- to pull apart - to pry open with the hands
握别	握別	wòbié	- to shake hands
握手	握手	wòshǒu	- to shake hands
搏击	搏擊	bójī	- to fight, esp. with hands - wrestling (as a sport) - to wrestle - to wrestle (against fate, with a problem etc) - to capture prey
击掌	擊掌	jīzhǎng	- to clap one's hands - to clap each other's hands - high five
摆手	擺手	bǎishǒu	- to wave one's hands
携手	攜手	xiéshǒu	- hand in hand - to join hands - to collaborate
敌手	敵手	díshǒu	- opponent - substantial adversary - worthy match - antagonist - in the enemy's hands
武松	武松	WǔSōng	- Wu Song, a heroic outlaw of Liangshan po 梁山泊 in the classic novel Water Margin 水滸傳\|水浒传, whose exploits including killing a tiger with his bare hands
洗手	洗手	xǐshǒu	- to wash one's hands - to go to the toilet
净手	淨手	jìngshǒu	- to wash one's hands - (fig.) to go to the toilet
沦陷	淪陷	lúnxiàn	- to fall into enemy hands - to be occupied - to degenerate - to submerge
牵手	牽手	qiānshǒu	- to hold hands
玉手	玉手	yùshǒu	- lily-white hands
经手	經手	jīngshǒu	- to pass through one's hands - to handle - to deal with
纤手	纖手	xiānshǒu	- delicate hands - woman's tender and soft hands
联手	聯手	liánshǒu	- lit. to join hands - to act together
亲手	親手	qīnshǒu	- personally - with one's own hands
赤手	赤手	chìshǒu	- with bare hands
转手	轉手	zhuǎnshǒu	- to pass on - to resell - to change hands
双手	雙手	shuāngshǒu	- both hands
左右手	左右手	zuǒyòushǒu	- left and right hands - (fig.) capable assistant - right-hand man
手拉手	手拉手	shǒulāshǒu	- to join hands - hand in hand
拉个手	拉個手	lāgeshǒu	- to hold hands
捂住脸	摀住臉	wǔzhùliǎn	- to cover the face - to bury one's face in one's hands
两袖清风	兩袖清風	liǎngxiùqīngfēng	- lit. both sleeves flowing in the breeze (idiom); having clean hands - uncorrupted - unsoiled by corrupt practices
手舞足蹈	手舞足蹈	shǒuwǔzúdǎo	- hands dance and feet trip (idiom); dancing and gesticulating for joy
打拱作揖	打拱作揖	dǎgǒngzuòyī	- to bow respectfully with clasped hands - to beg humbly
打躬作揖	打躬作揖	dǎgōngzuòyī	- to bow respectfully with clasped hands - to beg humbly
指手划脚	指手劃腳	zhǐshǒuhuàjiǎo	- to gesticulate while talking (idiom); to explain by waving one's hands - to criticize or give orders summarily - also written 指手畫腳\|指手画脚
指手画脚	指手畫腳	zhǐshǒuhuàjiǎo	- to gesticulate while talking (idiom) - to explain by waving one's hands - to criticize or give orders summarily
捧腹大笑	捧腹大笑	pěngfùdàxiào	- uproarious - hilarious - to split one's sides laughing - lit. to hold one's belly with both hands
擎拳合掌	擎拳合掌	qíngquánhézhǎng	- to clasp hands - to put one's palms together (in obeisance)
束手就擒	束手就擒	shùshǒujiùqín	- hands tied and waiting to be captured
束手就毙	束手就斃	shùshǒujiùbì	- hands tied and expecting the worst
束手待死	束手待死	shùshǒudàisǐ	- hands tied and expecting the worst
无事可做	無事可做	wúshìkězuò	- to have nothing to do - to have time on one's hands
越俎代庖	越俎代庖	yuèzǔdàipáo	- lit. to go beyond the sacrificial altar and take over the kitchen (idiom); fig. to exceed one's place and meddle in other people's affairs - to take matters into one's own hands