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1 손들어
interj. hands up!, put your hands in the air! (command made to a captive held at gunpoint) -
2 갑판원들
n. deck hands -
3 기도를 드리다
v. lift up one's heart, lift up one's hands, put up -
4 깍지
n. clasping one's hands, empty pod, shell -
5 넘어가다
v. fell, fall in, collapse, pass into another's hands -
6 더듬거리다
v. fumble, grope, find one's way by feeling with the hands; falter, stammer, falter or pause frequently while speaking -
7 두 팔을 들다
v. throw up one's hands -
8 박수 치다
v. clap one's hands -
9 박수치지 않다
v. sit on one's hands -
10 분배자
n. distributor, one that markets a commodity, wholesaler; one that allots or dispenses, one that hands out -
11 사마귀
n. wart, small lump of hardened skin that usually grows on the hands or feet and is caused by a virus; mole on the skin; mantis, praying mantis, insect which holds its forelegs in an upright folded position as if in prayer -
12 세공품
n. workmanship, something produced by careful work; handcraft, create using the hands, make by hand -
13 세면기
n. washbowl, bowl of water for washing face or hands, washbasin -
14 세면대
n. washstand, table with a basin and a water pitcher for washing face and hands -
15 세수하다
v. wash up, wash one's hands and face, wash oneself -
16 세차자
n. washstand, table with a basin and a water pitcher for washing face and hands -
17 손금쟁이
n. palmist, palm-reader, one who predicts the future by reading the lines on the palms of hands -
18 손놀림
n. way of using one's hand; handicraft, ability to work creatively with the hands -
19 손쉽게 이기다
win hands down -
20 손을 대지 마라
interj. hands off
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hands-on — ˈhands on adjective HUMAN RESOURCES doing something yourself rather than just talking about it or telling other people to do it: • She intends to continue being very much a hands on manager. * * * hands on UK US /ˌhændzˈɒn/ adjective ► WORKPLACE… … Financial and business terms
Hands Up — may refer to: * a music genre with the same name * Ruki Vverh, or Hands Up, a Russian pop music group * Hands Up (TLC song) , a song by TLC from their album 3D * Hands Up (Lloyd Banks song) , the first single of Lloyd Banks s second album Rotten… … Wikipedia
hands — n. 1. a person s power or discretionary action; as, my fate is in your hands. Syn: custody. [WordNet 1.5] 2. The force of workers available; as, all hands on deck. Syn: work force, manpower, men. [WordNet 1.5] A dictionary containing a natural… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Hands Up! — may refer to: * Hands Up! (1926 film), directed by Clarence G. Badger * Hands Up! (1917 film), a 1917 film directed by Tod Browning * Hands Up! (serial), directed by Louis J. Gasnier and James W. Horne … Wikipedia
Hands — steht für: den Schweizer Begriff für Handspiel das Debütalbum der englischen Elektropop Musikerin Little Boots Hands ist der Name von: Marina Hands (* 1977), französische Schauspielerin Terry Hands (* 1941), britischer Theaterregisseur … Deutsch Wikipedia
Hands Up! — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Hands Up! Orígenes musicales: Trance, Eurodance, Hard Trance, Hardstyle Orígenes culturales … Wikipedia Español
hands-on — adj [usually before noun] doing something yourself rather than just talking about it or telling other people to do it ▪ a chance to get some hands on experience of the job ▪ He has a very hands on approach to management … Dictionary of contemporary English
hands-on — adjective hands on experience or training involves you doing something instead of just reading about it or watching other people do it a. someone who is hands on is involved in something and does not let other people do all the work and make all… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Hands — [hɛnt̮s , auch: hændz ], das; , [zu engl. hand = Hand] (Fußball österr. veraltend, schweiz.): Handspiel, ↑ Hand (4). * * * Hands [hɛnts, auch: hændz], das; , [zu engl. hand = Hand] (Fußball österr., schweiz.): Handspiel, ↑Hand (4) … Universal-Lexikon
Hands — [hɛnts, auch hændz] das; , <aus engl. hands »Hände«> (österr.) Handspiel (beim Fußball) … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
hands-on — also hands on, as an adjective, by 1969 … Etymology dictionary
