handful

Word family (noun) hand handful (adjective) underhand handy (verb) hand (adverb) handily

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Measurementhandfulhand‧ful /ˈhændfʊl/ noun 1 [countable]TM an amount that you can hold in your handhandful of The boy picked up a handful of stones and started throwing them at us.2 → a handful of something3 → be a handfulExamples from the Corpushandful• Sports Illustrated for Kids asked a handful of athletes whether they had invented anything when they were kids.• As for Jimmy, he chooses from a handful of set comments, so he hasn't a great deal to say.• The trial is the first of a handful of high-profile cases expected within the next few months.• They played a handful of tunes from their new album.• Looking down where the water of the canal licked the rocks, I saw a handful of date pits.• The new book is by a man who's already written a handful of best-sellers, most of them about moles.• Gradually, the number of individual objectors prepared to enter the fray began to expand outside the initial handful.• Prior to 1986 only a small handful of networks existed within the research and education community.handful of• I scooped up a handful of dinner mints as we left the restaurant.

单词	handful
释义	handful Word family (noun) hand handful (adjective) underhand handy (verb) hand (adverb) handily From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Measurementhandfulhand‧ful /ˈhændfʊl/ ●●○ noun 1 [countable]TM an amount that you can hold in your handhandful of The boy picked up a handful of stones and started throwing them at us.2 → a handful of something3 → be a handfulExamples from the Corpushandful• Sports Illustrated for Kids asked a handful of athletes whether they had invented anything when they were kids.• As for Jimmy, he chooses from a handful of set comments, so he hasn't a great deal to say.• The trial is the first of a handful of high-profile cases expected within the next few months.• They played a handful of tunes from their new album.• Looking down where the water of the canal licked the rocks, I saw a handful of date pits.• The new book is by a man who's already written a handful of best-sellers, most of them about moles.• Gradually, the number of individual objectors prepared to enter the fray began to expand outside the initial handful.• Prior to 1986 only a small handful of networks existed within the research and education community.handful of• I scooped up a handful of dinner mints as we left the restaurant.
随便看	in somebody’s place in somebody’s possession in somebody’s presence in somebody’s remarks in somebody’s repertoire in somebody’s shadow in somebody’s shoes in somebody’s soul moneygrabbing moneygrabbing moneygrubber moneygrubbing moneygrubbing moneylender moneyloser moneymad etc moneymaker moneymaker moneymarket fund moneymarket instrument moneys moneyspinner mong monger mongol