Hi guys !!!
For today, I would like to give you an
idiom using “ hand” . I hope it can give
benefits for your English, and you can use that in your daily activity.
a big hand
lots of
applause for something.
Mom got a big hand for cooking very delicious.
Dad and I always give the acrobats a big hand.
tie hands
to use rope
or string to tie someone's hands together.
The thief tied my hands and I couldn't
call the police and anybody.
first hand
from the
first or original source.
I got this signature in this famous
book firsthand from the writer.
have one's hands full (with someone or
something)
to be busy or
totally occupied with someone or something.
I have my hands full with my five
nephew, so I hope you can help me.
an old hand
Someone who
has done a particular job or activity for a long time and who can do it very
well (often + at )
Maria is an old hand at lingerie
fashion, having trained at Victoria Secret before on fashion Company.
hand someone something
To tell
someone something; to tell someone nonsense.
She handed me a line about being a
famous writer.
be in safe hands
if someone or
something is in safe hands, they are being looked after by someone who can be
trusted
I’m very happy my mother in safe hands at the hospital.
put your hand on your heart
if you can
put your hand on your heart and say something,
you can say it knowing that it is the
truth I couldn't put my hand on my heart and say I'd never looked at another
woman.
close at hand
close in
space; within reach.
I'm
sorry, but your letter isn't close at hand.
Hand in glove
very close to
someone.
Andy is really hand in glove with Martha. The
teacher and the principal work hand in glove.
By : Zsal Zsabila
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