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<hr class=L_HR1><a name="L_hkj1"></a><a href="entry://#L_topj" class=L_NOT> 1 </a><br /><font class=L_SYL>port</font> / <font face="Kingsoft Phonetic Plain, Tahoma" color=black> pCrt </font><font color=black>;</font><font face="Kingsoft Phonetic Plain, Tahoma" color=black>  pC:t</font> /<span class=L_POS>noun</span><br /><span class=L_LI>1.</span> <b class=L_ITM>WHERE SHIPS STOP</b><b style="color:#585858"> 轮船停泊的地方</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>C,U</span>a place where ships can be loaded and unloaded</font><font class=L_DEC>港，港口，海港:</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>be in port</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>We'll have two days ashore while the ship is in port.</span><span class=L_CEX>轮船靠港时，我们能在岸上呆两天。</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>come into port / leave port</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The ferry was about to leave port.</span><span class=L_CEX>渡船正要离港。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>2.</span> <b class=L_ITM>TOWN</b><b style="color:#585858"> 城镇</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>C</span>a town or city with a <a style="text-transform:lowercase;color:blue" href="entry://HARBOUR">HARBOUR</a> or <a style="text-transform:lowercase;color:blue" href="entry://DOCKS">DOCKS</a> where ships can be loaded or unloaded</font><font class=L_DEC>港口城市，港市; 口岸:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Britain's largest port</span><span class=L_CEX>英国最大的港口城市</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>3.</span> <b class=L_ITM>COMPUTER</b><b style="color:#585858"> 计算机</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>C</span>a part of a computer where you can connect another piece of equipment, such as a <a style="text-transform:lowercase;color:blue" href="entry://PRINTER">PRINTER</a></font><font class=L_DEC>端口〔计算机与其他设备的接口〕</font><br /><span class=L_LI>4.</span> <b class=L_ITM>WINE</b><b style="color:#585858"> 葡萄酒</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>U</span>strong sweet Portuguese wine that is usually drunk after a meal</font><font class=L_DEC>波尔图葡萄酒〔葡萄牙产的一种葡萄酒，通常在餐后饮用〕:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>a glass of port</span><span class=L_CEX>一杯波尔图葡萄酒</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>5.</span> <b class=L_ITM>SIDE OF SHIP</b><b style="color:#585858"> 船舷</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>U</span>the left side of a ship or aircraft when you are looking towards the front</font><font class=L_DEC>〔轮船或飞机的〕左舷;</font><span class=L_ANT>ANT</span><a href="entry://starboard" class=L_REF>starboard</a>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>on the port side</span><span class=L_CEX>在左舷</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>to port</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The plane tilted to port.</span><span class=L_CEX>飞机向左侧倾斜。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>6.</span> <a name="ld14932"></a><span class=L_IDOM>any port in a storm</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>spoken</span>used to say that you should take whatever help you can when you are in trouble, even if it has some disadvantages</span><span class=L_DCH>〔即使有不利之处也应接受的〕摆脱困境的任何帮助，穷途之策</span><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><a  href="entry://PORT OF CALL" class=L_RFF>PORT OF CALL</a>
<hr class=L_HR1><a name="L_hkj2"></a><a href="entry://#L_topj" class=L_NOT> 2 </a><br /><font class=L_SYL>port</font><span class=L_POS>verb</span> <span class=L_REG>T</span><br /><span class=L_LI>1.</span> <font>to move software from one computer system to another</font><font class=L_DEC>转移，移植〔软件〕:</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>port sth from / to sth</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Can Windows applications be ported to Unix?</span><span class=L_CEX>视窗系统的应用软件能否移植到 Unix 系统中使用？</span></div>
<span class=L_LNE>—</span><a name="ld14933"></a><span class=L_DRV>porting</span> <font class=LPO_S>noun</font> <span class=L_REG>U</span>
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<hr class=L_HR1><a name="L_hkh1"></a><a href="entry://#L_toph" class=L_NOT> 1 </a><br /><font class=L_SYL>hand</font> / <font face="Kingsoft Phonetic Plain, Tahoma" color=black> hAnd </font><font color=black>;</font><font face="Kingsoft Phonetic Plain, Tahoma" color=black>  hAnd</font> /<span class=L_POS>noun</span><br /><span class=L_LI>1.</span> <b class=L_ITM>PART OF BODY</b><b style="color:#585858"> 人体部位</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>C</span>the part of your body at the end of your arm, including your fingers and thumb, that you use to hold things</font><font class=L_DEC>手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>sb's left / right hand</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >某人的左/右手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>in sb's hand</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >在某人手中</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>the palm of your hand</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>the inside surface of your hand </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >手掌</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>the back of your hand</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>the outside surface of your hand </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >手背</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>wave your hand</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >挥手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>clap your hands</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >拍手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>hold hands (with sb)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >（和某人）拉手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>shake sb's hand</span><i> also </i><b style="color:#0044ff">shake hands (with sb)</b><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>as a greeting </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >（和某人）握手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>take sb by the hand</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>hold someone's hand in order to take them somewhere </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >牵某人的手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>join hands</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>take hold of someone's hand, for example in a dance </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >挽手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>clasp your hands</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>hold them together tightly </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >紧握双手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>fold your hands</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>put them together and rest them on something </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >双手合拢</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>raise your hand</span><i> also </i><b style="color:#0044ff">put your hand up</B> <span class=L_REG>BrE</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>lift your hand in the air, especially to show that you want to answer or ask a question </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >举手</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>on (your) hands and knees</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>in a crawling position </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >四肢着地，趴着</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>with your bare hands</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>without using a tool, weapon, machine etc </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >徒手，赤手空拳</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Go wash your hands.</span><span class=L_CEX>去洗手。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Steve gripped the steering wheel tightly with both hands.</span><span class=L_CEX>史蒂夫双手紧握方向盘。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He held the pencil in his <span class=L_UDL>right hand </span>.</span><span class=L_CEX>他右手拿着铅笔。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX><span class=L_UDL>In </span>her <span class=L_UDL>hand </span>was a tattered old photograph.</span><span class=L_CEX>她手中 着的是一张破旧的照片。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>a small book, no bigger than <span class=L_UDL>the palm of </span>my <span class=L_UDL>hand </span></span><span class=L_CEX>一本顶多只有我手掌那么大的小书</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>She <span class=L_UDL>waved </span>her <span class=L_UDL>hand </span>to the crowd.</span><span class=L_CEX>她朝人群挥挥手。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>They were laughing and cheering and <span class=L_UDL>clapping </span>their <span class=L_UDL>hands </span>.</span><span class=L_CEX>他们欢笑、喝彩、鼓掌。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The young couple were <span class=L_UDL>holding hands </span>.</span><span class=L_CEX>那对年轻的夫妇手拉着手。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The two leaders <span class=L_UDL>shook hands </span>.</span><span class=L_CEX>两位领导握了手。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Marika <span class=L_UDL>took </span>the child <span class=L_UDL>by the hand </span>and led her away.</span><span class=L_CEX>马里卡牵着孩子的手把她带走了。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>They all <span class=L_UDL>joined hands </span>in a big circle.</span><span class=L_CEX>他们手挽手围成一个大圈。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Sally sat with her <span class=L_UDL>hands folded </span>in her lap.</span><span class=L_CEX>萨莉坐着，双手合拢放在腿上。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX><span class=L_UDL>Raise </span>your <span class=L_UDL>hand </span>if you know the answer.</span><span class=L_CEX>如果你知道答案就举手。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>I had to get down <span class=L_UDL>on </span>my <span class=L_UDL>hands and knees </span>and look under the settee.</span><span class=L_CEX>我只得趴下来在长靠椅下面寻找。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He was capable of killing a man <span class=L_UDL>with </span>his <span class=L_UDL>bare hands </span>.</span><span class=L_CEX>他赤手空拳就能打死一个人。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>2.</span> <b class=L_ITM>HELP</b><b style="color:#585858"> 帮助</b>, <font><span class=L_NAM> a hand </span> help with something – used in the following phrases</font><font class=L_DEC>帮忙，支援:</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>need / want a hand</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Do you need a hand packing?</span><span class=L_CEX>要我帮你收拾行李吗？</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>give / lend (sb) a hand</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Can you give me a hand to lift this?</span><span class=L_CEX>能否帮我把这个拎起来？</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>If you get stuck, Denise is always willing to lend a hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>如果你有困难，丹妮丝总是乐于帮忙。</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>I could do with a hand / use a hand</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>it would be useful to have some help </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >我需要帮忙</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>We could certainly do with a hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>我们肯定是需要帮忙的。</span></div>
<span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>a helping hand</span> at <a  href="entry://HELP" class=L_RFF>HELP</a><font class=L_NAM>¹ (9)</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span>box at <a  href="entry://HELP" class=L_RFF>HELP</a>¹<font class=L_NAM></font><br /><span class=L_LI>3.</span> <b class=L_ITM>CONTROL</b><b style="color:#585858"> 控制</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>sing., U</span>control, power, or influence that someone has</font><font class=L_DEC>控制; 支配; 影响:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The President has <span class=L_UDL>strengthened the hand </span>of the gun lobby.</span><span class=L_CEX>总统给枪支游说团体撑了腰。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>This matter is too important to be left <span class=L_UDL>in the hands of </span>(=in the control of) an inexperienced lawyer.</span><span class=L_CEX>这件事情关系重大，不能交给没有经验的律师来处理。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>a manager with <span class=L_UDL>a firm hand </span>(=who controls things strictly)</span><span class=L_CEX>一位管理严格的经理</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>4.</span> <a name="ld8410"></a><span class=L_IDOM>get out of hand</span><span class=L_DEG> if a situation or person gets out of hand, they become impossible to control any longer</span><span class=L_DCH>失控:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The demonstration was getting out of hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>示威游行开始失控。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>5.</span> <a name="ld8411"></a><span class=L_IDOM>on the other hand</span><i> also </i><a name="ld8412"></a><span class=L_IDOM>on the one hand … on the other hand</span><span class=L_DEG> used to give another opinion or fact that should be considered as well as the one you have just given</span><span class=L_DCH>另一方面…; 从一方面来说…，从另一方面来说…:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>I'd like to eat out, but on the other hand I should be trying to save money.</span><span class=L_CEX>我想出去吃饭，但另一方面我又想省钱。</span></div>
<font color=red> ► </font>Do not say 不要说 'on one hand'. Say 而要说 <span class=L_NAM>on the one hand</span> . <br /><span class=L_LI>6.</span> <a name="ld8413"></a><span class=L_IDOM>hands off</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>spoken</span>used to say that someone cannot have, take, or touch something</span><span class=L_DCH>不许碰…:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Hey! Hands off that CD! It's mine!</span><span class=L_CEX>喂，别碰那张激光唱片！它是我的！</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Tell your little brother to <span class=L_UDL>keep </span>his <span class=L_UDL>hands </span>off my car.</span><span class=L_CEX>告诉你的小弟弟别碰我的汽车。</span></div>
<span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><a  href="entry://HANDS-OFF" class=L_RFF>HANDS-OFF</a><br /><span class=L_LI>7.</span> <a name="ld8414"></a><span class=L_IDOM>in hand</span><br /><font class=LM_LIA>a.</font> <font>if something is in hand, it is being done or dealt with</font><font class=L_DEC>在处理中:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Plans are in hand to perform 'Oz' next semester.</span><span class=L_CEX>下学期演出《绿野仙踪》的事宜目前正在筹划中。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Lisa seemed to <span class=L_UDL>have </span>things <span class=L_UDL>in hand </span>by the time he returned.</span><span class=L_CEX>他回来的时候莉萨好像把事情处理好了。</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>job / task / matter etc in hand</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Our officers have to concentrate 100 per cent on the task in hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>我们的官员必须将全部注意力都集中在要处理的事情上。</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>take sb in hand</span><span class=L_BRA> ( = <span class=L_PRP>begin to deal with someone's problems etc </span>)</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >管起某人</font><br /><font class=LM_LIA>b.</font> <font> <span class=L_REG>BrE</span>if you work a week, a month etc in hand, you do not get paid until after you have worked two weeks, two months etc</font><font class=L_DEC>按〔周、月等〕领薪〔指工作两周、两月等后领第一周、月等的薪金〕</font><br /><font class=LM_LIA>c.</font> <font> <span class=L_REG>BrE</span>if you have time, money etc in hand, you have it available</font><font class=L_DEC>有，在手头:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>I usually have a few days' leave in hand at the end of the year.</span><span class=L_CEX>年底的时候通常我手头会有几天假期。</span></div>
<font class=LM_LIA>d.</font> <font> <span class=L_REG>BrE</span>if a team or player has a game in hand in a competition, they still have another game to play in which they could gain more points</font><font class=L_DEC>〔球队或球员〕还有一场比赛</font><br /><span class=L_LI>8.</span> <a name="ld8415"></a><span class=L_IDOM>in the hands of sb / in sb's hands</span><span class=L_DEG> being dealt with or cared for by someone</span><span class=L_DCH>由某人处理:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The matter is in the hands of the police.</span><span class=L_CEX>这件事由警方在处理。</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>in good / safe / capable etc hands</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>You can be sure your children are in good hands.</span><span class=L_CEX>你放心，你的孩子被照顾得很好。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The fear is that nuclear secrets could <span class=L_UDL>fall into the wrong hands </span>.</span><span class=L_CEX>令人担心的是核机密可能落入敌人之手。</span></div>
<font color=red> ► </font>Do not say 不要说 'in the hand of someone'. Say 而要说 <span class=L_NAM>in the hands of someone</span> . <br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>a safe pair of hands</span> at <a  href="entry://SAFE" class=L_RFF>SAFE</a><font class=L_NAM>¹ (11)</font><br /><span class=L_LI>9.</span> <a name="ld8416"></a><span class=L_IDOM>hands up</span><br /><font class=LM_LIA>a.</font> <font>with your arms straight up in the air — used especially to tell someone to do this as a sign that they will not attack you</font><font class=L_DEC>举起手来〔要人做出投降姿态的命令〕:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Hands up! You're under arrest!</span><span class=L_CEX>举起手来！你被捕了！</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The men emerged from the building with their hands up.</span><span class=L_CEX>那些男人举着双手从楼里走了出来。</span></div>
<font class=LM_LIA>b.</font> <font>used to tell people to put their arm straight up in the air if they know the answer to a question or want to say something</font><font class=L_DEC>举手〔回答问题或发言〕:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Hands up if you agree with what Eric was saying.</span><span class=L_CEX>如果你同意埃里克说的就举手。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>10.</span> <span class=L_NAM>at hand</span> <span class=L_REG>formal</span><br /><font class=LM_LIA>a.</font> <font>likely to happen soon</font><font class=L_DEC>可能很快发生的:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Recent economic performance suggests that a major crisis is at hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>最近的经济表现预示着一场重大的危机可能即将到来。</span></div>
<font class=LM_LIA>b.</font> <font>close to you and available to be used</font><font class=L_DEC>在手边，在近处:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Don't worry, <span class=L_UDL>help is at hand </span>!</span><span class=L_CEX>别担心，随时有人可以帮你！</span></div>
<font class=LM_LIA>c.</font> <font>needing to be dealt with now</font><font class=L_DEC>手头的，需要马上处理的:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Peter turned his attention to the task at hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>彼得将注意力转移到手头的工作上。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>11.</span> <a name="ld8417"></a><span class=L_IDOM>to hand</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>BrE</span>something that is to hand is close to you, so that you can reach it easily</span><span class=L_DCH>在手头，在近旁</span><br /><span class=L_LI>12.</span> <a name="ld8418"></a><span class=L_IDOM>on hand</span><span class=L_DEG> close by and ready when needed</span><span class=L_DCH>在手头; 在近旁:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Our staff are always on hand to help.</span><span class=L_CEX>我们的员工会随时提供帮助。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>13.</span> <a name="ld8419"></a><span class=L_IDOM>by hand</span><br /><font class=LM_LIA>a.</font> <font>done or made by a person rather than a machine</font><font class=L_DEC>用手工:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>We had to wash our clothes by hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>我们只得用手洗自己的衣服。</span></div>
<font class=LM_LIA>b.</font> <font>delivered by someone personally rather than being sent through the post, emailed etc</font><font class=L_DEC>亲手递交的，专人递送的</font><br /><span class=L_LI>14.</span> <a name="ld8420"></a><span class=L_IDOM>(at) first hand</span><span class=L_DEG> if you know or experience something first hand, you have personal experience of it</span><span class=L_DCH>第一手的（地）; 直接的（地）:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>a chance to view at first hand the workings of the court</span><span class=L_CEX>亲身经历法庭工作程序的机会</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>15.</span> <a name="ld8421"></a><span class=L_IDOM>(at) second / third / fourth hand</span><span class=L_DEG> if you know something second, third etc hand, someone tells you about it, but you have no personal experience of it</span><span class=L_DCH>第二/三/四手:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Until now, information has been second or third hand, but this news comes from someone who was there.</span><span class=L_CEX>之前只有间接的消息，这却是来自现场的消息。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>16.</span> <a name="ld8422"></a><span class=L_IDOM>at the hands of sb</span><span class=L_DEG> caused or done by a particular person – used about something bad or unpleasant that someone does</span><span class=L_DCH>在某人那里大吃苦头:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Anyone who <span class=L_UDL>suffered at the hands of </span>care workers will be entitled to compensation.</span><span class=L_CEX>任何吃过护理员苦头的人都有资格获得赔偿。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>This is their third defeat at the hands of the world champions.</span><span class=L_CEX>这已经是他们第三次败在世界冠军队手下了。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>17.</span> <a name="ld8423"></a><span class=L_IDOM>get your hands on sth</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>informal</span>to succeed in getting something</span><span class=L_DCH>获取（得到）某物:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>She's only marrying him to get her hands on his money.</span><span class=L_CEX>她嫁给他只是图他的钱财。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>18.</span> <a name="ld8424"></a><span class=L_IDOM>lay your hands on sth</span><span class=L_DEG> to find or get something</span><span class=L_DCH>找到（得到）某物:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>I would read any book I could lay my hands on.</span><span class=L_CEX>凡是我能到手的书我都要看。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>19.</span> <a name="ld8425"></a><span class=L_IDOM>come to hand</span><span class=L_DEG> if something comes to hand, it is there for you to use – used especially about something that is there by chance</span><span class=L_DCH>顺手，随手可用:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>They ran, picking up <span class=L_UDL>whatever </span>weapons <span class=L_UDL>came to hand </span>.</span><span class=L_CEX>他们不管什么武器拿起来就跑。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>20.</span> <a name="ld8426"></a><span class=L_IDOM>get your hands on sb</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>spoken</span>to catch someone you are angry with</span><span class=L_DCH>抓住某人:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Just wait till I get my hands on you!</span><span class=L_CEX>你就等着我收拾你吧！</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>21.</span> <a name="ld8427"></a><span class=L_IDOM>have a hand in sth</span><span class=L_DEG> to influence or be involved in something</span><span class=L_DCH>插手某事，参与某事:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He had a hand in both goals.</span><span class=L_CEX>两个进球他都有份。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>22.</span> <a name="ld8428"></a><span class=L_IDOM>hand in hand</span><br /><font class=LM_LIA>a.</font> <a name="ld8429"></a><span class=L_IDOM> (go) hand in hand</span><span class=L_DEG> if two things go hand in hand, they are closely connected 密切相关:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Wealth and power go hand in hand in most societies.</span><span class=L_CEX>在大多数社会里，财富和权力都是密切相关的。</span></div>
<span class=L_CLC>[+ <B>with </B>]</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>They say that genius often goes hand in hand with madness.</span><span class=L_CEX>有人说天才往往都是疯子。</span></div>
<font class=LM_LIA>b.</font> <font>if two people walk, stand etc hand in hand, they walk, stand etc while they are holding each other's hand</span><span class=L_DCH>手拉手:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>They walked hand in hand in silence up the path.</span><span class=L_CEX>他们手拉手，默默地沿着小路走去。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>23.</span> <a name="ld8430"></a><span class=L_IDOM>have sth / sb on your hands</span><span class=L_DEG> to have a difficult job, problem, situation etc to deal with</span><span class=L_DCH>手头有某事/某人待处理〔指困难的事情、问题等〕:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>I'm afraid we have a murder on our hands, Inspector.</span><span class=L_CEX>我们恐怕有一宗谋杀案要处理，督察。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>24.</span> <a name="ld8431"></a><span class=L_IDOM>be off your hands</span><span class=L_DEG> if something or someone is off your hands, you are not responsible for them any more</span><span class=L_DCH>不再负责:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Once this problem is off our hands we can relax for a while.</span><span class=L_CEX>这个问题一脱手，我们就可以放松一下了。</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>take sb / sth off sb's hands</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>She wants someone to take the kids off her hands occasionally.</span><span class=L_CEX>她希望偶尔有人能替换她，带一下孩子。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>25.</span> <a name="ld8432"></a><span class=L_IDOM>try your hand at (doing) sth</span><span class=L_DEG> to try to do something you have not tried before</span><span class=L_DCH>着手尝试（做）某事:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>John dreamed of being a writer and had tried his hand at poetry.</span><span class=L_CEX>约翰梦想成为作家，已尝试过写诗。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>26.</span> <a name="ld8433"></a><span class=L_IDOM>turn your hand to (doing) sth</span><span class=L_DEG> to do something well, even if it is the first time you have tried</span><span class=L_DCH>能做好某事〔即使是第一次尝试的事〕:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Lorry's one of those men who can turn their hand to anything.</span><span class=L_CEX>洛里是那种什么都拿得起来的人。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>27.</span> <a name="ld8434"></a><span class=L_IDOM>out of hand</span><span class=L_DEG> without even stopping to consider what someone has suggested, asked for etc</span><span class=L_DCH>断然，即时，不假思索:</span><br /><span class=L_CUK>reject / dismiss / refuse etc sth out of hand</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Aromatherapy was dismissed out of hand by traditional doctors.</span><span class=L_CEX>传统的医生断然认为香薰疗法根本不值一提。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>28.</span> <a name="ld8435"></a><span class=L_IDOM>hands down</span><span class=L_DEG> easily</span><span class=L_DCH>轻易地，不费力地:</span><br /><span class=L_CUK>win (sth) / beat sb hands down</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Nigel always won hands down in any argument.</span><span class=L_CEX>无论争辩什么，奈杰尔总是毫不费劲地获胜。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>29.</span> <a name="ld8436"></a><span class=L_IDOM>have your hands full</span><span class=L_DEG> to be very busy or too busy</span><span class=L_DCH>非常忙，忙得不可开交:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Can't it wait? I already have my hands full.</span><span class=L_CEX>那件事不能等一下吗？我已经忙得团团转了。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>30.</span> <a name="ld8437"></a><span class=L_IDOM>good with your hands</span><span class=L_DEG> skilful at making things</span><span class=L_DCH>手巧的，有一双巧手的</span><br /><span class=L_LI>31.</span> <a name="ld8438"></a><span class=L_IDOM>on either / every hand</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>written</span>on both sides or in every direction</span><span class=L_DCH>在两边/在各个方向:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Thick forest stood on either hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>两面都是茂密的森林。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>32.</span> <a name="ld8439"></a><span class=L_IDOM>get your hands dirty</span><br /><font class=LM_LIA>a.</font> <font> <span class=L_REG>informal</span>to do hard or dirty physical work – usually used in questions or negative statements</font><font class=L_DEC>干体力活，干脏活〔通常用于疑问句或否定句中〕:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>It's not that the jobs aren't there, it's just that she doesn't want to get her hands dirty.</span><span class=L_CEX>不是没有活儿，只是她不想干体力活。</span></div>
<font class=LM_LIA>b.</font> <font>to get involved in the difficult, dishonest, or unpleasant side of something</font><font class=L_DEC>牵连到困难（不诚实，讨厌）的事:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He never talked to the media or got his hands dirty in any way.</span><span class=L_CEX>他从来不和媒体打交道，也不做什么难办的事。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>33.</span> <a name="ld8440"></a><span class=L_IDOM>keep your hand in</span><span class=L_DEG> to do something that you used to do a lot, so you do not forget how to do it</span><span class=L_DCH>继续练习以免生疏:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>You should at least work part-time, just to keep your hand in.</span><span class=L_CEX>你至少应该做一份兼职工作，免得生疏了。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>34.</span> <a name="ld8441"></a><span class=L_IDOM>hand in glove</span><span class=L_DEG> closely connected with someone, especially in an illegal activity</span><span class=L_DCH>关系密切，（尤指）互相勾结:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Far from being independent, the government and media work hand in glove.</span><span class=L_CEX>政府和媒体互相勾结而绝非各不相干。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>35.</span> <a name="ld8442"></a><span class=L_IDOM>hand over fist</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>informal</span>if you gain or lose something hand over fist, you gain or lose it very quickly</span><span class=L_DCH>迅速获得（失去）:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Five years ago, the company was losing money hand over fist.</span><span class=L_CEX>五年前，这家公司一下子亏了很多钱。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>36.</span> <a name="ld8443"></a><span class=L_IDOM>a big hand</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>spoken</span>used to tell the people who are watching a performance to <a style="text-transform:lowercase;color:blue" href="entry://CLAP">CLAP</a> or <a style="text-transform:lowercase;color:blue" href="entry://CHEER">CHEER</a> loudly</span><span class=L_DCH>〔请观众〕鼓掌，大声喝彩:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Let's all give the girls a big hand.</span><span class=L_CEX>我们大家都给那些女孩热烈鼓掌加油吧。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>37.</span> <a name="ld8444"></a><span class=L_IDOM>all hands on deck</span><i> also </i><a name="ld8445"></a><span class=L_IDOM>all hands to the pumps</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>BrE informal</span>used to say that everyone is needed to help in a particular situation</span><span class=L_DCH>齐心协力:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>With only half an hour to get everything ready, it was all hands on deck.</span><span class=L_CEX>只有半小时就要把一切都准备好，这得人人出力了。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>38.</span> <a name="ld8446"></a><span class=L_IDOM>the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing</span><span class=L_DEG> used to say that two parts of an organization that should be doing the same thing are each doing different things without the other knowing</span><span class=L_DCH>〔同一机构中的两个部门〕各干各的，各自为政</span><br /><span class=L_LI>39.</span> <b class=L_ITM>WORKER</b><b style="color:#585858"> 工人</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>C</span>someone who does physical work on a farm, factory, ship etc</font><font class=L_DEC>〔农场、工厂或船上等的〕体力劳动者:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>farm hands</span><span class=L_CEX>农场工人</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>40.</span> <b class=L_ITM>CARDS</b><b style="color:#585858"> 纸牌游戏</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>C</span></font><br /><font class=LM_LIA>a.</font> <font>the playing cards given to one person in a game</font><font class=L_DEC>一手牌:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>a winning hand</span><span class=L_CEX>一手赢牌</span></div>
<font class=LM_LIA>b.</font> <font>a single game of cards</font><font class=L_DEC>一局牌</font><br /><span class=L_LI>41.</span> <b class=L_ITM>CLOCK</b><b style="color:#585858"> 时钟</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>C</span>a long thin piece of metal that points at the numbers on a clock</font><font class=L_DEC>指针:</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>hour / minute / second hand</span><font style="color:gray;margin-left:12pt;" >时针/分针/秒针;</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span>picture at 见 <font class=L_NAM><FONT color=black><B>WATCH² </B></font></font>图 <br /><span class=L_LI>42.</span> <b class=L_ITM>WRITING</b><b style="color:#585858"> 文字</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>sing.</span><span class=L_REG>old-fashioned</span>someone's <a style="text-transform:lowercase;color:blue" href="entry://HANDWRITING">HANDWRITING</a></font><font class=L_DEC>笔迹</font><br /><span class=L_LI>43.</span> <a name="ld8447"></a><span class=L_IDOM>sb's hands are tied</span><span class=L_DEG> if someone's hands are tied, they cannot help in a particular situation because of rules, laws etc</span><span class=L_DCH>某人受到约束〔因而无能为力〕:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The bank claims its hands are tied by federal regulators.</span><span class=L_CEX>银行声称受到联邦监管机构的约束，帮不了忙。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>44.</span> <a name="ld8448"></a><span class=L_IDOM>tie / bind sb hand and foot</span><br /><font class=LM_LIA>a.</font> <font>to tie up someone's hands and feet</font><font class=L_DEC>捆住某人的手脚</font><br /><font class=LM_LIA>b.</font> <font>to make it very difficult or impossible for someone to do what they think is best</font><font class=L_DEC>束缚某人</font><br /><span class=L_LI>45.</span> <a name="ld8449"></a><span class=L_IDOM>can do sth with one hand (tied) behind your back</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>spoken</span>used to say that you can do something very easily</span><span class=L_DCH>能轻而易举做某事</span><br /><span class=L_LI>46.</span> <a name="ld8450"></a><span class=L_IDOM>not do a hand's turn</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>BrE old-fashioned informal</span>to do no work at all</span><span class=L_DCH>一点工作也不做</span><br /><span class=L_LI>47.</span> <a name="ld8451"></a><span class=L_IDOM>sb's hand (in marriage)</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>old-fashioned</span>permission for a man to marry a particular woman</span><span class=L_DCH>某人（对求婚）的应允:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He asked for her hand in marriage.</span><span class=L_CEX>他向她求婚。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>48.</span> <b class=L_ITM>HORSE</b><b style="color:#585858"> 马</b>, <font><span class=L_REG>C</span>a unit for measuring the height of a horse, equal to about 10 centimetres</font><font class=L_DEC>一掌，掌宽〔用于量度马匹高度的单位，约 10 厘米〕</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><a  href="entry://CASH-IN-HAND" class=L_RFF>CASH-IN-HAND</a>,<a  href="entry://FREEHAND" class=L_RFF>FREEHAND</a>,<a  href="entry://HANDS-ON" class=L_RFF>HANDS-ON</a>,<a  href="entry://LEFT-HAND" class=L_RFF>LEFT-HAND</a>,<a  href="entry://RIGHT-HAND" class=L_RFF>RIGHT-HAND</a><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>be an old hand (at sth)</span> at <a  href="entry://OLD" class=L_RFF>OLD</a><font class=L_NAM>(17)</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>bite the hand that feeds you</span> at <a  href="entry://BITE" class=L_RFF>BITE</a><font class=L_NAM>¹ (15)</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>have blood on your hands</span> at <a  href="entry://BLOOD" class=L_RFF>BLOOD</a><font class=L_NAM>¹ (2)</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>have your hands / fingers in the till</span> at <a  href="entry://TILL" class=L_RFF>TILL</a><font class=L_NAM>² (3)</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>force sb's hand</span> at <a  href="entry://FORCE" class=L_RFF>FORCE</a><font class=L_NAM>² (7)</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>overplay your hand</span> at <a  href="entry://OVERPLAY" class=L_RFF>OVERPLAY</a><font class=L_NAM>(2)</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>shake sb's hand / shake hands with sb</span> at <a  href="entry://SHAKE" class=L_RFF>SHAKE</a><font class=L_NAM>¹ (4)</font><br /><span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><span class=L_NAM>wash your hands of sth</span> at <a  href="entry://wash" class=L_RFF>wash</a><font class=L_NAM>¹ (5)</font>
<hr class=L_HR1><a name="L_hkh2"></a><a href="entry://#L_toph" class=L_NOT> 2 </a><br /><font class=L_SYL>hand</font><span class=L_POS>verb</span> <span class=L_REG>T</span><br /><span class=L_LI>1.</span> <font>to give something to someone else with your hand</font><font class=L_DEC>传，递; 交; 给:</font><br /><span class=L_CUK>hand sb sth</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He handed the teacher a slip of paper.</span><span class=L_CEX>他交给老师一张纸条。</span></div>
<span class=L_CUK>hand sth to sb</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He lit a cigarette and handed it to her.</span><span class=L_CEX>他点了一支烟递给她。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>This form must be handed to all employees.</span><span class=L_CEX>这张表格必须交给所有雇员。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>2.</span> <a name="ld8452"></a><span class=L_IDOM>you have to hand it to sb</span><span class=L_DEG> <span class=L_REG>spoken</span>used to say that you admire someone</span><span class=L_DCH>你不得不佩服某人:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>You have to hand it to her. She's really made a success of that company.</span><span class=L_CEX>你不得不佩服她，她的确把那家公司经营得很成功。</span></div>
<hr class=L_HR2><span class=L_TTL> PHRASAL VERBS </span><hr class=L_HR3><a name="ld8453"></a><span class=L_PSV><span class=L_PSVV>hand</span> sth ↔ <span class=L_PSVV>around</span> <i>also</i> hand sth round <span class=L_REG>BrE</span></span><PSV> <br />to offer something to each person in a group</font><font class=L_DEC>分发:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Willie helped hand the mugs around.</span><span class=L_CEX>威利帮忙分发啤酒杯。</span></div>
<hr class=L_HR3><a name="ld8454"></a><span class=L_PSV><span class=L_PSVV>hand</span> sth ↔ <span class=L_PSVV>back</span></span><PSV> <br /><span class=L_LI>1.</span> <font>to give something back to the person who gave it to you, with your hand</font><font class=L_DEC>交还，交回:</font><br /><span class=L_CLC>[+ <B>to </B>]</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Kurt examined the document and handed it back to her.</span><span class=L_CEX>库尔特检查过文件后就交还给她。</span></div>
<font>hand sb sth </B> ↔ <b>back </b></font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>She handed him his pen back.</span><span class=L_CEX>她把钢笔交还给他。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>2.</span> <font>to give something back to the person who used to own it</font><font class=L_DEC>归还:</font><br /><span class=L_CLC>[+ <B>to </B>]</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The land was handed back to its original owner.</span><span class=L_CEX>那块土地被归还给了原主。</span></div>
<font>hand sb sth </B> ↔ <b>back </b></font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The government has promised to hand investors back their money.</span><span class=L_CEX>政府允诺归还投资者钱款。</span></div>
<hr class=L_HR3><a name="ld8455"></a><span class=L_PSV><span class=L_PSVV>hand</span> sth ↔ <span class=L_PSVV>down</span></span><PSV> <br /><span class=L_LI>1.</span> <font>to give or leave something to people who will live after you</font><font class=L_DEC>传给〔后代〕:</font><br /><span class=L_CLC>[+ <B>to </B>]</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The ring was handed down to her from her grandmother.</span><span class=L_CEX>这枚戒指是她祖母传给她的。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>stories handed down by word of mouth</span><span class=L_CEX>口口相传的故事</span></div>
<span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><a  href="entry://HAND-ME-DOWN" class=L_RFF>HAND-ME-DOWN</a><br /><span class=L_LI>2.</span> <a name="ld8456"></a><span class=L_IDOM>hand down a decision / ruling / sentence etc</span><span class=L_DEG> to officially announce a decision, punishment etc</span><span class=L_DCH>公布（宣布）一项决定/裁决/判决等</span><hr class=L_HR3><a name="ld8457"></a><span class=L_PSV><span class=L_PSVV>hand</span> sth ↔ <span class=L_PSVV>in</span></span><PSV> <br />to give something to someone in authority</font><font class=L_DEC>上交; 提交:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Tom has handed in his resignation.</span><span class=L_CEX>汤姆提交了辞职信。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Did you hand your homework in on time?</span><span class=L_CEX>你准时交了家庭作业吗？</span></div>
<hr class=L_HR3><a name="ld8458"></a><span class=L_PSV><span class=L_PSVV>hand</span> sth ↔ <span class=L_PSVV>on</span></span><PSV> <br />to give something to someone</font><font class=L_DEC>交付，传递:</font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He was accused of handing on government secrets.</span><span class=L_CEX>他因泄露政府机密而遭起诉。</span></div>
<hr class=L_HR3><a name="ld8459"></a><span class=L_PSV><span class=L_PSVV>hand</span> sth ↔ <span class=L_PSVV>out</span></span><PSV> <br />to give something to each person in a group</font><font class=L_DEC>分发，散发;</font><span class=L_SYN>SYN</span><a href="entry://distribute" class=L_REF>distribute</a>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Could you start handing these books out please?</span><span class=L_CEX>请你把这些书分发下去好吗？</span></div>
<span class=L_CLC>[+ <B>to </B>]</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He was handing out leaflets to members of the audience.</span><span class=L_CEX>他在给观众分发宣传小册子。</span></div>
<span class=L_ARR>⇒</span><a  href="entry://HANDOUT" class=L_RFF>HANDOUT</a><hr class=L_HR3><a name="ld8461"></a><span class=L_PSV><span class=L_PSVV>hand over</span></span><PSV> <br /><span class=L_LI>1.</span> <a name="ld8460"></a><span class=L_IDOM>hand sth ↔ over</span><span class=L_DEG> to give something to someone with your hand, especially because they have asked for it or should have it</span><span class=L_DCH>把某物送交; 交出某物:</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>The soldiers were ordered to hand over their guns.</span><span class=L_CEX>士兵们被命令交出枪支。</span></div>
<span class=L_CLC>[+ <B>to </B>]</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>He handed the phone over to me.</span><span class=L_CEX>他把电话交给我。</span></div>
<span class=L_LI>2.</span> <font>to give someone power or responsibility over something which you used to be in charge of</font><font class=L_DEC>移交〔权力、责任〕:</font><br /><font>hand sth </B> ↔ <b>over (to sb) </b></font>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>On his retirement, he handed the business over to his son.</span><span class=L_CEX>他退休时把生意移交给了他儿子。</span></div>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Political control has been handed over to religious leaders.</span><span class=L_CEX>政治权力已转至宗教领导人手中。</span></div>
<span class=L_CLC>[+ <B>to </B>]</span>
<div class=L_EX><span class=L_RND>•</span><span class=L_EEX>Now she feels the time has come to hand over to someone else.</span><span class=L_CEX>她觉得现在该是移交权力的时候了。</span></div>
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