Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Hand"

A: "First hand" — You personally experienced it

"Second hand" — Someone else experienced it and told you about it

"Third hand" — Someone else experienced it who then told another person about it who then told you about it

These expressions can be used with the word "perspective", but often they are used with the word "information".

Example: "I don't know if it's true because it's second-hand information"



For official/academic research, often you use these terms:

"Primary source" — a publication written by the people who actually conducted the research/experiment "first hand"

"Secondary source" — a publication (e.g. summary, review, or analysis) written by people who cited/referenced a primary source (i.e. a publication based on second-hand information [information obtained from a primary source])

"Tertiary source" — a publication (e.g. encyclopedia or textbook) that indexes, compiles, consolidates, and/or summarizes many different publications together (i.e. a publication based on a compilation of information from many other sources)

A: I could need somebody that helps me.

A: It depends a little bit on the context (and I assume the word 'braced' is a bit confusing here), but another way to put it could be:

"She supported herself with one hand and reached up with the other"

Or maybe,

"She held on tightly with one hand and reached up with the other".

to brace is to get yourself ready for an impact that might throw you off balance or hurt you. It can also be used in a figurative sense - "He braced himself for the harsh words"

A: "To hand" simple just meant the sword was "in his hand."

A: "To hell in a hand basket" is an idiomatic expression. Here it means that a small mistake could ruin the world.

A: On the one hand, A; on the other hand, B.
On the one hand, A, but on the other hand, B
A. B1, on the other hand, B2.

Where A and B are contradictory in some way, or represent a pro/con set of views.

On the one hand, I love desert; on the other hand, I hate being fat.
On the one hand, I want a job that pays more, but on the other hand, I really love what I do.

What should we eat tonight?
Well... On the one hand, I love sushi; on the other hand, you always pick pizza. Let's flip a coin.

I really like Janet. Her sister, on the other hand, is evil.
Poker takes skill. Roulette, on the other hand, is a game of luck.

A: Depends on how many examples you need. I'll throw out ten for now.

Can you give me a hand with the groceries?
Can you give your brother a hand with his homework?
I'll be making dinner soon, can you give me a hand?
Give me a hand guys, I'm only one person.
Hey, there's a baby stuck in the well. Give me a hand and call the police.
This refrigerator is heavy. To pick it up I'll need your help. Give me a hand will ya?
Give me a hand and wash off the dirt from this bottle.
Can you give me a hand with my hair sis?
Can you give me a hand with these documents?
Give your grandma a hand and help her up?

A: A person with a lot of experience doing something. For example, "He's an old hand at working on cars."

A: @Dotori: I can only think of 2 ways we usually use this. 1. Tommy didn't hang around smokers in fear of second hand smoke. 2. He got his school uniform second hand, it was given to him by his older brother who had grown out of it.

A: I'm going to hand in my workload today?

Have you submitted your work yesterday?

Don't forget to hand in your assignments tomorrow.

They're actually kinda the same meaning it's just that "hand in " are usually have to do with papers. And submit can also be used as to forfeit.

A: No difference in meaning.
"Placed" sounds like you are telling a story.

"put" is the casual way you would say it in conversation. If you were speaking to someone else, you would say "put"

"placed" is more bookish, poetry, song, story, videogame, artform, etc.

A: 不可以说"with hand"... 中间要加一个冠词或者形容词。比如说：with my hand, with one hand, with both hands, with clean hands等等。"With __ hand(s)"指的是用手做什么：
-Carry this with both hands.
-You should not eat with dirty hands.
-She drove the car with one hand and put makeup on with the other.

"By hand"一般指的是一个人自己创造了或者建设了什么，没用机器：I made this bracelet by hand。

A: 1st one

A: they both mean almost the same thing, only "hand in" is only used if you are handing in a physical copy of something, for example: "The students handed in their tests to the teacher at the end of class", whereas "turn in" can be used if you're turning in a physical copy of something or an online version of something, for example "I turned in my paper to my teacher via email."

A: hand inは差し出す、提出する
put forwardは提唱する、推薦する

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: or collect your homework ㅋㅋㅋ

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: To a teacher: "Sir or Ma'am, may I borrow this book?"

For friends, just ask casually like "Hey Martha, can I borrow your book?"

A: Fall? Maybe you can use 'disagree' instead of '.... out ' or another similar word

A: Try "I write with my left hand."

A: It is more natural to say "We have the upper hand"

A: @dream9713: the meaning is clear and the structure is understandable.
the opening is very formal, like a report or a board meeting.

in an English classroom/school this would be better.
We need to pass out homework on time.
We should be passing homework out on time.

if you still want to be a little formal just switch essential out for necessary.
it is necessary that we hand out homework on time.

only use 'the' if you mean a specific homework assignment.

Also these words(essential, need, should) all imply to some degree an obligation the phrase 'we have to' is unneeded.

A: As much good as he can be, he shouldn't be given a free pass to do anything he wants.
I would say this^

A: "I came here to hand this in." の方がいいですよ。