Pronunciation: /bɪɡ hænd/
noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality
A1 My big hand can hold a lot of candy.
A2 She gave him a big hand for his performance on stage.
B1 The mechanic used his big hand to tighten the bolts on the car engine.
B2 The chef's big hand mixed the ingredients together with precision.
C1 The surgeon's big hand carefully performed the delicate operation.
C2 The artist's big hand created intricate and detailed sculptures.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun
A1 He has a big hand.
A2 She reached out with her big hand to shake mine.
B1 The carpenter used his big hand to hammer the nails into place.
B2 The chef's big hand skillfully flipped the pancakes in the pan.
C1 The surgeon's steady big hand performed the delicate operation with precision.
C2 The artist's big hand expertly crafted the intricate details of the sculpture.
formal The surgeon's steady big hand carefully performed the delicate operation.
informal My dad's got a big hand, so he's great at fixing things around the house.
slang I high-fived my friend with a big hand after we won the game.
figurative The CEO had a big hand in shaping the company's success.
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