Definition of handshaking in English:

handshaking

noun ˈhan(d)ʃeɪkɪŋˈhæn(d)ˌʃeɪkɪŋ

mass noun

1The action of shaking hands with a person.
Example sentencesExamples
- A feast had been laid out but was soon demolished, amidst much handshaking, backslapping and reminiscences.
- ‘Especially in LA, it's all about handshaking,’ agrees Hendrick.
- One of Tokyo's best-know foreign correspondents accidentally ran into John and Yoko by accident near their room and asked to shake the former's hand, but was told, ‘I'm not really into handshaking anymore.’
- The democratic code adopted egalitarian etiquette norms, such as handshaking - a gesture generating warmth and mutual trust on the basis of touch - which became the customary American greeting.
- So it was with a flurry of paper gathering, desk clearing and eventually handshaking, I strolled out into the back lane for the last time.
- Kennedy arrives and does the usual handshaking and posing for photos.
- The scenes of handshaking between the delegates from the two sides at these different locations may make many people embarrassed, given the reality of the tense situation on the peninsula.
- A month into it, we revisited what he had managed to do and it amounted to two rubbish speeches and some handshaking.
- On Saturday, Santa arrived at the new Shopping Centre, where he was met by the Centre Manager, Tim Foley who accompanied him on a tour of the shops and a round of handshaking with children and adults alike.
- Today, dressed in a dark grey pinstriped suit, Reynolds set out for some handshaking in nearby businesses on Marine Drive, trailed by four of his office staff.
- Expect plenty of handshaking, pictures of camaraderie and announcements of friendships.
- It was during the 19th Century that the practice of handshaking became more widespread among ladies.
- Fossett pumps his fist once, there's some handshaking, and it's over.
- There's lots of gift presenting, lots of handshaking and lots of photos.
- Strangers shake hands, and handshaking continues after the first meeting (Malays often raise the hand to their heart after shaking), though it is sometimes frowned upon between men and women.
- With possibly the most transparent piece of obfuscation yet seen in blogging, Rodney hints at a pending announcement, for which much backslapping, cheering and firm handshaking is called for.
- Politicians get elected with TV ads, not handshaking.
- There was a lot of laughing, handshaking, and embracing.
- Casual conversations are initiated and closed with expressions such as ‘Good day’ and ‘Farewell’ without such formalities as handshaking or kissing.
- Conversations are marked by frequent exchanges of compliments and repeated handshaking.
1. 1.1Computing The action of exchanging standardized signals between devices in a computer network to regulate the transfer of data.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This section will discuss Eye Diagrams, Jitter, 8b / 10b Encoding, Spread Spectrum Clocking, Common Mode signaling and Out-of-Band handshaking.
  While individual signals were often used for handshaking and signaling special events on Parallel ATA and SCSI, on the new serial busses it is the ‘primitives’ that perform the handshaking and event signaling.
  There is a rich future for those who figure out the protocols, handshaking, data transfer etc. around connecting these devices up, such that the user experience of listening effortlessly drifts across devices and spaces just as you do.
  In addition to the data transmit and receive wires, a number of handshaking signals are used to control the flow of data, so one side is not talking too fast for the other to understand.
  The Bluetooth handshaking protocol would seem useful here.
  With its large memory, sophisticated low-power handshaking technology and high resilience, the chip is the first with a triple interface to be certified, and the first to be in volume production.
2. 1.2Computing A system of standardized signals used in handshaking.

Definition of handshaking in US English:

handshaking

nounˈhæn(d)ˌʃeɪkɪŋˈhan(d)ˌSHākiNG

1The action of shaking hands with a person.
Example sentencesExamples
- The democratic code adopted egalitarian etiquette norms, such as handshaking - a gesture generating warmth and mutual trust on the basis of touch - which became the customary American greeting.
- Fossett pumps his fist once, there's some handshaking, and it's over.
- Today, dressed in a dark grey pinstriped suit, Reynolds set out for some handshaking in nearby businesses on Marine Drive, trailed by four of his office staff.
- Casual conversations are initiated and closed with expressions such as ‘Good day’ and ‘Farewell’ without such formalities as handshaking or kissing.
- A month into it, we revisited what he had managed to do and it amounted to two rubbish speeches and some handshaking.
- Politicians get elected with TV ads, not handshaking.
- The scenes of handshaking between the delegates from the two sides at these different locations may make many people embarrassed, given the reality of the tense situation on the peninsula.
- Strangers shake hands, and handshaking continues after the first meeting (Malays often raise the hand to their heart after shaking), though it is sometimes frowned upon between men and women.
- There's lots of gift presenting, lots of handshaking and lots of photos.
- One of Tokyo's best-know foreign correspondents accidentally ran into John and Yoko by accident near their room and asked to shake the former's hand, but was told, ‘I'm not really into handshaking anymore.’
- Expect plenty of handshaking, pictures of camaraderie and announcements of friendships.
- ‘Especially in LA, it's all about handshaking,’ agrees Hendrick.
- With possibly the most transparent piece of obfuscation yet seen in blogging, Rodney hints at a pending announcement, for which much backslapping, cheering and firm handshaking is called for.
- A feast had been laid out but was soon demolished, amidst much handshaking, backslapping and reminiscences.
- On Saturday, Santa arrived at the new Shopping Centre, where he was met by the Centre Manager, Tim Foley who accompanied him on a tour of the shops and a round of handshaking with children and adults alike.
- Conversations are marked by frequent exchanges of compliments and repeated handshaking.
- There was a lot of laughing, handshaking, and embracing.
- So it was with a flurry of paper gathering, desk clearing and eventually handshaking, I strolled out into the back lane for the last time.
- Kennedy arrives and does the usual handshaking and posing for photos.
- It was during the 19th Century that the practice of handshaking became more widespread among ladies.
1. 1.1Computing The action of exchanging standardized signals between devices in a computer network to regulate the transfer of data.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This section will discuss Eye Diagrams, Jitter, 8b / 10b Encoding, Spread Spectrum Clocking, Common Mode signaling and Out-of-Band handshaking.
  While individual signals were often used for handshaking and signaling special events on Parallel ATA and SCSI, on the new serial busses it is the ‘primitives’ that perform the handshaking and event signaling.
  In addition to the data transmit and receive wires, a number of handshaking signals are used to control the flow of data, so one side is not talking too fast for the other to understand.
  The Bluetooth handshaking protocol would seem useful here.
  There is a rich future for those who figure out the protocols, handshaking, data transfer etc. around connecting these devices up, such that the user experience of listening effortlessly drifts across devices and spaces just as you do.
  With its large memory, sophisticated low-power handshaking technology and high resilience, the chip is the first with a triple interface to be certified, and the first to be in volume production.
2. 1.2Computing A system of standardized signals used in handshaking.

单词	handshaking
释义	Definition of handshaking in English: handshaking noun ˈhan(d)ʃeɪkɪŋˈhæn(d)ˌʃeɪkɪŋ mass noun 1The action of shaking hands with a person. Example sentencesExamples A feast had been laid out but was soon demolished, amidst much handshaking, backslapping and reminiscences. ‘Especially in LA, it's all about handshaking,’ agrees Hendrick. One of Tokyo's best-know foreign correspondents accidentally ran into John and Yoko by accident near their room and asked to shake the former's hand, but was told, ‘I'm not really into handshaking anymore.’ The democratic code adopted egalitarian etiquette norms, such as handshaking - a gesture generating warmth and mutual trust on the basis of touch - which became the customary American greeting. So it was with a flurry of paper gathering, desk clearing and eventually handshaking, I strolled out into the back lane for the last time. Kennedy arrives and does the usual handshaking and posing for photos. The scenes of handshaking between the delegates from the two sides at these different locations may make many people embarrassed, given the reality of the tense situation on the peninsula. A month into it, we revisited what he had managed to do and it amounted to two rubbish speeches and some handshaking. On Saturday, Santa arrived at the new Shopping Centre, where he was met by the Centre Manager, Tim Foley who accompanied him on a tour of the shops and a round of handshaking with children and adults alike. Today, dressed in a dark grey pinstriped suit, Reynolds set out for some handshaking in nearby businesses on Marine Drive, trailed by four of his office staff. Expect plenty of handshaking, pictures of camaraderie and announcements of friendships. It was during the 19th Century that the practice of handshaking became more widespread among ladies. Fossett pumps his fist once, there's some handshaking, and it's over. There's lots of gift presenting, lots of handshaking and lots of photos. Strangers shake hands, and handshaking continues after the first meeting (Malays often raise the hand to their heart after shaking), though it is sometimes frowned upon between men and women. With possibly the most transparent piece of obfuscation yet seen in blogging, Rodney hints at a pending announcement, for which much backslapping, cheering and firm handshaking is called for. Politicians get elected with TV ads, not handshaking. There was a lot of laughing, handshaking, and embracing. Casual conversations are initiated and closed with expressions such as ‘Good day’ and ‘Farewell’ without such formalities as handshaking or kissing. Conversations are marked by frequent exchanges of compliments and repeated handshaking. 1.1Computing The action of exchanging standardized signals between devices in a computer network to regulate the transfer of data. Example sentencesExamples This section will discuss Eye Diagrams, Jitter, 8b / 10b Encoding, Spread Spectrum Clocking, Common Mode signaling and Out-of-Band handshaking. While individual signals were often used for handshaking and signaling special events on Parallel ATA and SCSI, on the new serial busses it is the ‘primitives’ that perform the handshaking and event signaling. There is a rich future for those who figure out the protocols, handshaking, data transfer etc. around connecting these devices up, such that the user experience of listening effortlessly drifts across devices and spaces just as you do. In addition to the data transmit and receive wires, a number of handshaking signals are used to control the flow of data, so one side is not talking too fast for the other to understand. The Bluetooth handshaking protocol would seem useful here. With its large memory, sophisticated low-power handshaking technology and high resilience, the chip is the first with a triple interface to be certified, and the first to be in volume production. 1.2Computing A system of standardized signals used in handshaking. Definition of handshaking in US English: handshaking nounˈhæn(d)ˌʃeɪkɪŋˈhan(d)ˌSHākiNG 1The action of shaking hands with a person. Example sentencesExamples The democratic code adopted egalitarian etiquette norms, such as handshaking - a gesture generating warmth and mutual trust on the basis of touch - which became the customary American greeting. Fossett pumps his fist once, there's some handshaking, and it's over. Today, dressed in a dark grey pinstriped suit, Reynolds set out for some handshaking in nearby businesses on Marine Drive, trailed by four of his office staff. Casual conversations are initiated and closed with expressions such as ‘Good day’ and ‘Farewell’ without such formalities as handshaking or kissing. A month into it, we revisited what he had managed to do and it amounted to two rubbish speeches and some handshaking. Politicians get elected with TV ads, not handshaking. The scenes of handshaking between the delegates from the two sides at these different locations may make many people embarrassed, given the reality of the tense situation on the peninsula. Strangers shake hands, and handshaking continues after the first meeting (Malays often raise the hand to their heart after shaking), though it is sometimes frowned upon between men and women. There's lots of gift presenting, lots of handshaking and lots of photos. One of Tokyo's best-know foreign correspondents accidentally ran into John and Yoko by accident near their room and asked to shake the former's hand, but was told, ‘I'm not really into handshaking anymore.’ Expect plenty of handshaking, pictures of camaraderie and announcements of friendships. ‘Especially in LA, it's all about handshaking,’ agrees Hendrick. With possibly the most transparent piece of obfuscation yet seen in blogging, Rodney hints at a pending announcement, for which much backslapping, cheering and firm handshaking is called for. A feast had been laid out but was soon demolished, amidst much handshaking, backslapping and reminiscences. On Saturday, Santa arrived at the new Shopping Centre, where he was met by the Centre Manager, Tim Foley who accompanied him on a tour of the shops and a round of handshaking with children and adults alike. Conversations are marked by frequent exchanges of compliments and repeated handshaking. There was a lot of laughing, handshaking, and embracing. So it was with a flurry of paper gathering, desk clearing and eventually handshaking, I strolled out into the back lane for the last time. Kennedy arrives and does the usual handshaking and posing for photos. It was during the 19th Century that the practice of handshaking became more widespread among ladies. 1.1Computing The action of exchanging standardized signals between devices in a computer network to regulate the transfer of data. Example sentencesExamples This section will discuss Eye Diagrams, Jitter, 8b / 10b Encoding, Spread Spectrum Clocking, Common Mode signaling and Out-of-Band handshaking. While individual signals were often used for handshaking and signaling special events on Parallel ATA and SCSI, on the new serial busses it is the ‘primitives’ that perform the handshaking and event signaling. In addition to the data transmit and receive wires, a number of handshaking signals are used to control the flow of data, so one side is not talking too fast for the other to understand. The Bluetooth handshaking protocol would seem useful here. There is a rich future for those who figure out the protocols, handshaking, data transfer etc. around connecting these devices up, such that the user experience of listening effortlessly drifts across devices and spaces just as you do. With its large memory, sophisticated low-power handshaking technology and high resilience, the chip is the first with a triple interface to be certified, and the first to be in volume production. 1.2Computing A system of standardized signals used in handshaking.
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