shake hands (with one)

To grasp one's hand as a gesture of greeting, farewell, congratulation, or agreement. I think Dave is really upset with me—he wouldn't even shake hands with me earlier. We shook hands, and I paid her for the car.See also: hand, shake

shake hands (with someone)

to clasp and shake the hand of someone as a greeting. His hands were full, and I didn't know whether to try to shake hands with him or not. He put down his packages, and we shook hands.See also: hand, shake

shake hands

and shake someone's handto take someone's hand and move it up and down to greet someone or mark an agreement with someone. (See also (with someone)">shake hands (with someone).) David shook my hand when he greeted me. Anne and John shook hands before their business appointment.See also: hand, shake

shake hands

1. Also, shake someone's hand. Clasp another's hand in greeting, farewell, or congratulation or as a sign of friendship or goodwill. For example, Stop fighting, boys; shake hands and be done with it, or You won first prize? Let me shake your hand. [Early 1500s] 2. shake hands on. Confirm a promise or bargain, as in We didn't sign a contract; we simply shook hands on our agreement. [Early 1900s] See also: hand, shake

shake ˈhands (with somebody)

shake somebody’s ˈhand

shake somebody by the ˈhand

take hold of somebody’s hand and move it up and down as a greeting or to show that you agree about something: The television pictures of the two presidents shaking hands were shown all over the world.See also: hand, shake

单词	shake hands (with one)
释义	shake hands (with one) shake hands (with one) To grasp one's hand as a gesture of greeting, farewell, congratulation, or agreement. I think Dave is really upset with me—he wouldn't even shake hands with me earlier. We shook hands, and I paid her for the car.See also: hand, shake shake hands (with someone) to clasp and shake the hand of someone as a greeting. His hands were full, and I didn't know whether to try to shake hands with him or not. He put down his packages, and we shook hands.See also: hand, shake shake hands and shake someone's handto take someone's hand and move it up and down to greet someone or mark an agreement with someone. (See also (with someone)">shake hands (with someone).) David shook my hand when he greeted me. Anne and John shook hands before their business appointment.See also: hand, shake shake hands 1. Also, shake someone's hand. Clasp another's hand in greeting, farewell, or congratulation or as a sign of friendship or goodwill. For example, Stop fighting, boys; shake hands and be done with it, or You won first prize? Let me shake your hand. [Early 1500s] 2. shake hands on. Confirm a promise or bargain, as in We didn't sign a contract; we simply shook hands on our agreement. [Early 1900s] See also: hand, shake shake ˈhands (with somebody) , shake somebody’s ˈhand , shake somebody by the ˈhand take hold of somebody’s hand and move it up and down as a greeting or to show that you agree about something: The television pictures of the two presidents shaking hands were shown all over the world.See also: hand, shake
随便看	hazard potential index hazard prediction analysis code hazard prediction and assessment capability hazard prediction tool hazard prevention program hazard process management hazard quotient hazard rate hazard rate function hazard ratio hazard ratio for death hazard ratios of death hazard reduction and recovery center hazard reduction precedence sequence hazard report hazard & risk assessment hazard risk index hazard risk management hazardry hazards hazards a guess hazards and effects register hazards and operability analysis hazards and operability study hazards and vulnerability research institute