either/every hand {literary) on both/all sides; in both/all directions在双方面/各个方面；在两个/各个方向 on ’hand available, especially to he

either/every hand {literary) on both/all sides; in both/all directions在双方面/各个方面；在两个/各个方向 on ’hand available, especially to help 现有（尤指帮助)： The emergency services were on hand with medicd advice.随时都有急诊服务，并提供医疗咨询。on your 'hands if you have sb/sth on your hands, you are responsible ibr them or it 由某人负责（某人、某 ^ ) ： Let me take care of the invitations—youVe enough on your hands with the caterers•让我来负责发邀请

吧你负责洽办酒席就够忙了。on the 'one hand ...

on the 'other (hand) ... used to introduce different points of view, ideas, etc., especially when they are opposites (引i不同舍，尤指裔立的观点、思想等）f* 方面…另，方面…：On the one hand theyd love to have kids, but on the other, they don't want to give up their 介eedom. —方面，他们想要孩子，但另一方面，他们又不想放弃自由自在的生活。out of 'hand 1 difficult or impossible to control 难以（或无法）控制：[/nempZoy- ment is getting out 〇/hand.吴业问题釦朵越难以控制。

2 if you reject, etc. sth out of hand, you do so immediately without thinking about it fully or listening to other people’s arguments 不假思索（..拒绝等）：AH our suggestions were dismissed out 〇/hand.我们的建议均遭到了草率的拒绝。，out of your 'hands no longer your responsibility 不再由某人负责：J’m a_/hzid t/ie matter is now out 〇/my hands.恐福这件事现已不归我管。，play into sb’s hands to do exactly what an enemy, opponent, etc. wants so that they gain the advantage in a particular situation干敌人（或对手等）所希望的事；做有利于敌人（或对手等）的事；授人以可乘之机：J/we get the police involved, wel.1 be playing right into the protesters’hands.如果出动警察，那将正中抗议者的下怀_。put your ,hand in your 'pocket (8r£) to spend money or give it to sb 掏腰包；出钱；付叙：I've heard. he doesn’t Zifce putting his hand in his pocfcet.我听说他手很紧。.（at) second, third, etc. ’hand by being told about sth by sb else who has seen it or heard about it, not by experiencing, seeing, etc. it yourself 经过二手H 手地；间金地；非亲身经历：/’m/edupo/hearingabout these decisions third hand/我厌倦了从别人那里听说这些决定！ .take sb in hand to deal with sb in a strict way in order to improve their behaviour•管教某人 take, sth into your own hands to deal with a particular situation yourself because you are not happy with the way that others are dealing with it 亲自处理某事 throw your hand in (informal) to stop doing sth or taking part in sth, especially because you are not successful (尤指不i功而）放弃，退出to 'hand that you can reach or get easily 在手边；随时可得到：a_/hiid J don’t have the 〖atest/inures to hand 恐怕我手头没有最新的数据。turn your 'hand to sth to start doing sth or be able to do sth, especially when you do it well (尤指成功、顺利地）着手i故，能够做：Jim can turn his hand to most jobs around the house.吉姆能担当起家里的大部分杂活。一more at big adj., bird, bite v., blood n.,

CAP n., CASH n., CHANGE V., CLOSE² adv., COURAGE, DEAD adj., DEVIL, EAT, FIRM adj., FOLD V., FORCE V., FREE adj., HAT, HEAVY adj., HELP V., IRON adj., JOIN V., KNOW V., LAW, LIFE, LIFT V., LIVE¹, MONEY, OFFER V., OVERPLAY, PAIR n., PALM 11., PUTTY, RAISE V., SAFE adj., SHOW V., SHOW n., STAY V., TIME n., TRY V., UPPER adj., WAIT V., WASH V., WHIP n., WIN V., WRING 钃 verb ~ sth to sb | 〜sb sth to pass or give sth to sb 交；递；给：[VN, VNN] S/ie handed the Zetter to me.她把信交给我。◊ She handed me the 〖etter.她把信交给我。

hand sth to sb on a plate {informal) to give sth to sb without the person concerned making any effort 把某事物拱手送给某人：Afobody’s going to hand you success cm a ptote.没有人会把胜利白白地送给你的。 have (got) to 'hand it to sb [informaf) used to say that sb deserves praise for sth (表示某人值得称赞）：Vou’ve got to hand it to her~she’s a great coofc•你没法不佩服她——她的厨艺的确了不起。rarnro hand sth^ a'round/'round to offer or pass sth, especially food or drinks, to all the people in a group 奋递，分发（尤指食物或饮料，）.,hand sth .back (to sb) to give or return sth to the person who owns it or to where it belongs 归还某物，hand sth—’down (to sb) 1 [usually passive] to give

or leave sth to sb who is younger than you 把某事物传 '下去；传给（后代）CW71 pass down ： These skills used to be handed down 介om /ather to son.这些技术以往都是父子相传。一related noun hand-me-down 2 (especially NAm£) to officially give a decision/ statement, etc•正式宣布；公布 H*i71 announce： The judge has handed down his verdict.法官已经宣布了裁决结果。，hand sth—'in (to sb) also .give st“ _in (to sb)) to give sth to a person in authority, especially a piece of work or sth tiiat is lost 提交，呈交，上交（尤指书面材料或失物）：Vou must aH hand in your projects by the end 〇/next weefc.你们都必须在下周未前交出研究複告。◊ J handed the rnztch in to the poZice•我把那块表交给了警察。◊ to hand m your notice/resignaticm (=formally tell your employer that you want to stop working for them)递交舌辛呈，hand sb—'off (8r£) (also ,straight-_arm, ,stiff^Jarm botii AMm£) (in sport 你育运动）to push away a player who is trying to stop you, .with your arm straight 伸直手臂挡开（^).handsth— on (to sb) to give or leave sth for another person to use or deal with把某事物交给或留给（某人）使用（或处理）PiTl pass on ,hand sth一'out (to sb, 1 to give a number of things to the members of a group 分发某物 H771 distribute ： Could you hand these books out, pZease?请把这些书发给夫家好吗？一 related noun handout 2 to give advice, a punishment, etc.提出，给予（.建议、惩罚等）：He’s aKvays handing out advice to peopZe. ‘总是喜欢教训人。，hand sthwover (to sb) | .hand 'over (to sb)丨.hand sth over (to sb) to give sb else your position of power or the responsibility for sth把（权力歳责任）移交给（某人）：She resigned and handed over to one of her younger colleagues.

了，由一位比她年轻同事接任。OHe/iinaHy/iamied over his responsibility for the company last year.

在去年交出了公司的职务。一related noun handover (1) .hand sb 'over to sb to let sb listen or speak to another person, especially on the telephone or in a news broadcast (尤指打电话或在新闻广播中）让某人听另一个人讲话或同其谈话：J7Z hand you over to my boss. 请跟我的老板诸。.hand sb/sth—’over (to sb) to give sth/sb officially or formally to another person 把某事物 / 某人正式交给（某人）：He handed over a cheque /or $200 000.他交出了一张20万元的支票。◊ TTiey handed the weapons over to the poiice.他们把舍器交给了警方。 —related noun handover(2) hand-bag /'haendbaeg/ {NAmE also purse) noun a small bag for money, keys, etc., carried especially by women 小手提包；：,(_先指）_包一picture O BAG, PURSE hand baggage noun [u] [especially NAm£) = hand

LUGGAGE

hand-ball /'haendboil/ noun 1 [U] (US also 'team handball) a team game for two teams of seven players, usually played indoors, in which players try to score goals i>y throwing a ball with their hand 手*(比赛两队各七人，通常在室内进行，用手击球或掷球> 2 [U] {NAmB) a game in which players hit a small ball against a wall with their hand墙手球（两人比赛，用手或拳把小球击向墙）3 [C, U] (in football (soccer)足球）the offence of touching the ball with your hands 手球（用手触球的犯规动作）：apena〖fy/orhandbaH因奉球犯规而罚点%

hand-basin /'haendbeisn/ noun {Br£) a small bowl that has taps/faucets and is fixed to the wall, used for washing your hands in 洗手池 hand-bas-ket /'haendbaiskit; NAmE -baes-/ noun ITiffl go to hell in a 'handbasket [NAm^} = go to the dogs at dog n.

hand-bell /'haendbel/ noun a small bell with a handle, especially one of a set used by a group of people to play tuyes手摇铃（常指成套，用于小组演奏） hand-bill /'haendbil/ noun a small printed advertise- ment that is given to people by hand 传单；.小广告 hand-book /'haendbuk/ noun a book giving instructions on how to use sth or information about a particular subject 手册;..指南 _ compare manual hand-brake /'haendbreik/ {especially BrE) {NAmE usually emergency brake, 'parking brake) noun a brake in a vehicle that is operated by hand, used especially when