Definition of hand-holding in English:

hand-holding

noun

mass noun

The provision of careful support or guidance to someone during a learning process or a period of change.
he hires experienced managers who don't need hand-holding
Example sentencesExamples
- He spares us any obvious handholding, but it nonetheless becomes clear what Jef is doing and why.
- As soon as everyone had bought their first cell phone, the partners figured, consumers would need less handholding.
- The problem is that the amount of handholding an average end-user needs in buying a computer exceeds the margin you could possibly make on selling it.
- Many, like him, see students as inadequately prepared, lacking basic writing skills and foundational knowledge, constantly complaining about hard work or boredom, and expecting spoon feeding and handholding.
- But the fact remains that there are still some vulnerable sections of society that need handholding, even to enjoy the fruits of globalisation.
- And don't come to New York and expect this level of handholding, because it won't exist.
- The Sur-Tel account was fine, but they needed the usual client handholding.
- They want handholding and financial advice more than ever,’ said Butler.
- ‘Early-stage clients tend to be very frenetic and require a ton of handholding,’ he says.
- They require serious handholding and that is why the company recently launched its Trusted Advisor Program.
- Since then, Johnson has also done a good bit of handholding for Valley Center's doctors.
- There is no courting, no sweet talk or handholding.
- It's not exactly rocket science, but newbies sometimes find the process confusing and require some handholding.
- This mental effort on the part of the viewer frustrates many people, but Cohen fans appreciate the lack of handholding.
- When you're in the trenches, there's no handholding.
- That can require some handholding, Chan admits, but it's work that has earned Schwab a loyal customer base.
- We send a volunteer who does some handholding, after which the society becomes strong enough to move forward.
- They also require a tremendous amount of handholding and attention.
- The lack of warmth in the Kerzner handholding, is highly unconvincing.
- If you want a new kind of stealth challenge, this isn't it because there's far too much handholding going on throughout Operation Surma.

单词	hand-holding
释义	Definition of hand-holding in English: hand-holding noun mass noun The provision of careful support or guidance to someone during a learning process or a period of change. he hires experienced managers who don't need hand-holding Example sentencesExamples He spares us any obvious handholding, but it nonetheless becomes clear what Jef is doing and why. As soon as everyone had bought their first cell phone, the partners figured, consumers would need less handholding. The problem is that the amount of handholding an average end-user needs in buying a computer exceeds the margin you could possibly make on selling it. Many, like him, see students as inadequately prepared, lacking basic writing skills and foundational knowledge, constantly complaining about hard work or boredom, and expecting spoon feeding and handholding. But the fact remains that there are still some vulnerable sections of society that need handholding, even to enjoy the fruits of globalisation. And don't come to New York and expect this level of handholding, because it won't exist. The Sur-Tel account was fine, but they needed the usual client handholding. They want handholding and financial advice more than ever,’ said Butler. ‘Early-stage clients tend to be very frenetic and require a ton of handholding,’ he says. They require serious handholding and that is why the company recently launched its Trusted Advisor Program. Since then, Johnson has also done a good bit of handholding for Valley Center's doctors. There is no courting, no sweet talk or handholding. It's not exactly rocket science, but newbies sometimes find the process confusing and require some handholding. This mental effort on the part of the viewer frustrates many people, but Cohen fans appreciate the lack of handholding. When you're in the trenches, there's no handholding. That can require some handholding, Chan admits, but it's work that has earned Schwab a loyal customer base. We send a volunteer who does some handholding, after which the society becomes strong enough to move forward. They also require a tremendous amount of handholding and attention. The lack of warmth in the Kerzner handholding, is highly unconvincing. If you want a new kind of stealth challenge, this isn't it because there's far too much handholding going on throughout Operation Surma.
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