handhold

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhandholdhand‧hold /ˈhændhəʊld $ -hoʊld/ noun [countable] a part of something that you can hold onto when climbing itExamples from the Corpushandhold• He managed to grab it; the stitches gave a better handhold.• He picked his way down, handhold and foothold, until I could reach up and take him by the knees.• It was a heavily padded room, its walls covered with recessed handholds.• One of his hands grabbed a rusty handhold at the roof's edge, then he heaved himself up with the other.• A stout, stainless steel pillar between deckhead and cabin sole in the galley area forms a useful handhold.• Using handholds in the wood to steady herself, she crept back along the beam, hauling Simon along with her.

单词	handhold
释义	handhold From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhandholdhand‧hold /ˈhændhəʊld $ -hoʊld/ noun [countable] a part of something that you can hold onto when climbing itExamples from the Corpushandhold• He managed to grab it; the stitches gave a better handhold.• He picked his way down, handhold and foothold, until I could reach up and take him by the knees.• It was a heavily padded room, its walls covered with recessed handholds.• One of his hands grabbed a rusty handhold at the roof's edge, then he heaved himself up with the other.• A stout, stainless steel pillar between deckhead and cabin sole in the galley area forms a useful handhold.• Using handholds in the wood to steady herself, she crept back along the beam, hauling Simon along with her.
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