hand something ↔ out

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhand something ↔ out phrasal verbGIVEto give something to each person in a group SYN distribute Could you start handing these books out please? to He was handing out leaflets to members of the audience. → handout → hand→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpushand out• Michele secured the motor-boat to one of the mooring rings and handed her out.• One mother of small children opened her garden shed to find a rat which jumped over her hand and ran out.• They shook hands and stepped out into the yard.• The left hand was flung out, the right lay closer to the body.• I could see my hand reaching out to hold on to something solid.• Tfo Vic lifts up his hands, palms out, to keep their voices down.• If you choose to do so, you can make a photocopy of the explanation and hand it out to the class.hand to• His other hand he held out to Christina.• She also hands it out to family and friends.• She took the hand David held out to her.• She forced herself to go faster, her hand reaching out to him.• I could see my hand reaching out to hold on to something solid.• His hand went out to the stone wall to brace himself.• These foods are potentially dangerous, yet nobody thinks twice before handing them out to their loved ones.

单词	hand something ↔ out
释义	hand something ↔ out From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhand something ↔ out phrasal verbGIVEto give something to each person in a group SYN distribute Could you start handing these books out please? to He was handing out leaflets to members of the audience. → handout → hand→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpushand out• Michele secured the motor-boat to one of the mooring rings and handed her out.• One mother of small children opened her garden shed to find a rat which jumped over her hand and ran out.• They shook hands and stepped out into the yard.• The left hand was flung out, the right lay closer to the body.• I could see my hand reaching out to hold on to something solid.• Tfo Vic lifts up his hands, palms out, to keep their voices down.• If you choose to do so, you can make a photocopy of the explanation and hand it out to the class.hand to• His other hand he held out to Christina.• She also hands it out to family and friends.• She took the hand David held out to her.• She forced herself to go faster, her hand reaching out to him.• I could see my hand reaching out to hold on to something solid.• His hand went out to the stone wall to brace himself.• These foods are potentially dangerous, yet nobody thinks twice before handing them out to their loved ones.
随便看	tidy something ↔ away tidy up tidy up after tidy up after somebody tie tie a bow tie a knot tie a knot/bow tie a record tie a shoelace tie arms tie around etc tie behind etc tie down tie dye tie feet tie for first etc place tie for first/second etc place tie for second etc place tie hand and foot tie hands tie in tie in with tie in with something tie legs