Definition of hand-up in English:

hand-up

noun ˈhandʌp

1An act of assistance provided by one person to another to help him or her climb on to something, or move to a higher place or a standing position, by using a hand or hands to pull up and support his or her weight. Frequently in "to give (a person) a hand up".
2Figurative. An act of assistance or aid (typically in the form of practical advice or support) given to a person or persons in order to help them improve their circumstances; a helping hand.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Bentley's Miscellany. From hand + up.

Definition of hand-up in US English:

hand-up

nounˈhandʌp

1An act of assistance provided by one person to another to help him or her climb on to something, or move to a higher place or a standing position, by using a hand or hands to pull up and support his or her weight. Frequently in "to give (a person) a hand up".
2Figurative. An act of assistance or aid (typically in the form of practical advice or support) given to a person or persons in order to help them improve their circumstances; a helping hand.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Bentley's Miscellany. From hand + up.

单词	hand-up
释义	Definition of hand-up in English: hand-up noun ˈhandʌp 1An act of assistance provided by one person to another to help him or her climb on to something, or move to a higher place or a standing position, by using a hand or hands to pull up and support his or her weight. Frequently in "to give (a person) a hand up". 2Figurative. An act of assistance or aid (typically in the form of practical advice or support) given to a person or persons in order to help them improve their circumstances; a helping hand. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Bentley's Miscellany. From hand + up. Definition of hand-up in US English: hand-up nounˈhandʌp 1An act of assistance provided by one person to another to help him or her climb on to something, or move to a higher place or a standing position, by using a hand or hands to pull up and support his or her weight. Frequently in "to give (a person) a hand up". 2Figurative. An act of assistance or aid (typically in the form of practical advice or support) given to a person or persons in order to help them improve their circumstances; a helping hand. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Bentley's Miscellany. From hand + up.
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