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We … see a big maple tree from our kitchen window.

will
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I … sleep recently.

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The roads … get very busy because of the demonstration.

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She won’t … to deny her words!

can’t
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His grandmother … speak 5 foreign languages.

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I am afraid I … come to the party on Saturday.

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I received a letter but there was not sender’s address. Who … it be from?

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I was sitting at the back of the theatre and … hear very well.

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couldn’t
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My grandmother told me she never … to behave that way! They had strict rules.

dared
could
might

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Yesterday, I left the flat unlocked. It …, but luckily it wasn’t.

may be robbed
might have been robbed
will be robbed

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Applicants for the job … speak two foreign languages.

can be able to
might be able to
must be able to

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As soon as I entered the flat I … smell the fragrance of her perfume.

can
will
could

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Martin … speak French and English.

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Toby … come tomorrow.

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might be able to
can be able to

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How … you speak to me so rudely?

might
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We were totally free. We … do what we wanted.

can
could
will be able

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The fire spread through the building so quickly, but fortunately everybody … escape.

was able to
could
can

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Where’s Catty? She … lunch now.

can have
might be having
will have

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I haven’t decided yet where to go on my holidays. I … go to Finland.

will
may
can

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I am sure he … not do this!

is able
dare
might

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I haven’t got any money now, but I … pay you tomorrow.

could
can
am able to

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Although Pete played well, he … beat Mike.

cannot
could not
could

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I wonder why he didn’t answer the phone. He … asleep.

may have been
can have been
will be

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The word “hand” … a noun or a verb.

will be
could be
can be

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Sarah hasn’t replied to my message. I suppose she … got it.

might have
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would not

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When you graduate, you … get a good job.

would
will be able to
can

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I … judge him only by his appearance.

daren’t
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Despite the fact that it was dark, he … find his way.

would
was able to
can

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… I come in? Sorry for my being late!

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May
Could

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I … reach him on the phone. He was out of town.

would
сouldn’t
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You … have left your phone at her place. Here, use my phone and ask her.

should
can
could

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She … help him tomorrow.

could
will be able to
will be

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Hi! … I speak to Jim, please?

shall
will
can

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Cindy … go out tonight. She isn’t feeling well.

can
may not
will

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I can’t find my keys, I … them in the shop.

might have left
can leave
will leave

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The dictionary is based on the amazing Wiktionary project by wikimedia. I initially started with WordNet, but then realised that it was missing many types of words/lemma (determiners, pronouns, abbreviations, and many more). This caused me to investigate the 1913 edition of Websters Dictionary — which is now in the public domain. However, after a day’s work wrangling it into a database I realised that there were far too many errors (especially with the part-of-speech tagging) for it to be viable for Word Type.

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Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source code that was used in this project: the UBY project (mentioned above), @mongodb and express.js.

Currently, this is based on a version of wiktionary which is a few years old. I plan to update it to a newer version soon and that update should bring in a bunch of new word senses for many words (or more accurately, lemma).

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рука, сторона, стрелка, ручной, подручный, передавать, помочь, вручать

существительное ↓

- рука, кисть руки

- лапа, передняя нога (обезьяны)

the monkey has four hands — у обезьяны четыре лапы

- лапа (сокола, попугая)
- клешня (рака)
- указатель (изображающий руку с вытянутым указательным пальцем)

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прилагательное ↓

- ручной

hand crank — заводная рукоятка
hand baggage — ручная кладь
hand brake — ручной тормоз

- сделанный вручную, ручным способом

hand getting — горн. ручная добыча /выемка/

- переносный
- наручный, для ношения на руке
- в грам. знач. нареч. вручную

hand knitted — связанный вручную, ручной вязки
hand made — ручной работы
hand sewn — сшитый вручную

глагол ↓

- передавать; вручать

to hand smb. a discharge — разг. уволить кого-л.
she was handed the prize for reading — ей вручили приз за чтение, она получила приз за чтение

- дотрагиваться, касаться
- (into, out of, to) провести за руку; помочь (войти, пройти)

to hand a lady into a car — посадить даму в машину

- разг. отдавать должное

you have to hand it to him, he could work — надо отдать ему должное, работать он умел; чего-чего, а умения работать у него не отнимешь

- признать себя побеждённым, уступить
- мор. убрать (паруса)

Мои примеры

Словосочетания

the friend at your left hand — друг, находящийся слева от вас
the firm clasp of her hand — её крепкая хватка
the fleshy part of your hand — мясистая часть вашей ладони
the fine hand of a master — искусная рука мастера
a languid wave of the hand — вялый взмах руки
a sure hand on the throttle — твёрдая рука на акселераторе
to tram a car by hand — откатывать вагонетку вручную
hand of a clock — часовая стрелка
hand correction — исправление от руки
the dead hand of the past — тяжёлое наследие прошлого
first-hand account — информация из первых рук
to give with a free hand — раздавать щедрой рукой

Примеры с переводом

Can you give me a hand?

Помоги мне, пожалуйста. / Ты мне не поможешь?

Do you need a hand?

Вам помочь? (досл. Вам нужна рука? Как правило, такой фразой предлагают физическую помощь, например перенести что-нибудь)

My hand still hurts.

Рука всё ещё болит.

He handed the teacher a slip of paper.

Он протянул учителю клочок бумаги.

He squeezed my hand.

Он крепко пожал мне руку.

The young couple were holding hands.

Молодая пара держалась за руки.

He has a stiff hand.

У него онемела рука.

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Примеры, ожидающие перевода

Always proud to sit down with an ice-cold beer in my hand, I was ostentatious about it in town.

Was happy to hand her grandmother’s cookie recipes to the parish ladies to put in their cookbook

…was happy to hand her grandmother’s cookie recipes to the parish ladies to put in their cookbook…

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Фразовые глаголы

hand back — возвращать, отдавать в руки, возврат
hand down — подавать сверху, помочь сойти вниз, передавать потомству
hand in — вручать, подавать, сажать
hand off — передавать, передать мяч игроку своей команды
hand on — передавать, пересылать
hand out — раздавать, выдавать, тратить деньги, помочь выйти, помочь сойти
hand over — сдавать, передавать другому
hand round — раздавать, разносить
hand up — подавать снизу вверх

Возможные однокоренные слова

handful — горсть, пригоршня, горсточка, наказание, маленькая кучка, маленькая группа, беда
underhand — закулисный, хитрый, тайный, коварный, тайно, за спиной
unhand — выпускать из рук, отнимать руки, выпускать
handless — безрукий
handily — ловко, умело, проворно, удобно, под рукой
handiness — удобство управления, управляемость, искусство, ловкость
overhand — , , сверху вниз, верхний удар, нависать

Формы слова

verb
I/you/we/they: hand
he/she/it: hands
ing ф. (present participle): handing
2-я ф. (past tense): handed
3-я ф. (past participle): handed

noun
ед. ч.(singular): hand
мн. ч.(plural): hands

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Britannica Dictionary definition of HAND

[count]

the body part at the end of your arm that includes your fingers and thumb

These gloves will keep your hands warm.
She put her hands over her eyes.
He sat quietly with his hands folded in his lap.

— used in some phrases to refer to a person

I’m afraid this job will need more than one pair of hands. [=more than one person]
It’s a big job, but many hands make light work. [=if many people work on it, it will be easier to do]

hands

[plural]

power, possession, or control

The maps were in the hands of the enemy. [=the enemy had the maps]
The land between these mountains remains in private hands. [=is privately owned]

[singular]

physical help

assistance in doing something

Do you need a hand?
I’ll be happy to lend a hand. [=help]

— often + with

Can you give/lend me a hand with [=help me with] this suitcase?
Let me give you a hand with that.

—

see also helping hand

[count]

a long, thin part that points to a number on a clock or dial

Many clocks have a second hand, a minute hand, and an hour hand.

[noncount]

somewhat old-fashioned

a promise of marriage

He asked for her hand (in marriage). [=he asked her to marry him]
She offered her hand in marriage to him. [=she said that she would marry him]
She gave him her hand in marriage. [=she married him]

[singular]

the act of hitting your hands together to show approval, appreciation, etc.

the act of applauding

Let’s give him a big hand! [=a big round of applause]

[count]

the cards that are held by a player in a card game

He studied his hand before deciding how much to bet.

— often used figuratively

The program is designed to help children who have been dealt a cruel hand in life. [=children who have suffered or had bad things happen to them]
Even her critics say her chances of succeeding are great since she has been dealt such a strong hand. [=she is in a strong position]

—

see also overplay your hand at overplay

a single round of play in a card game

He lost the first hand but won the next two.

[count]

a hired worker

factory hands
The cowboys were simply hired hands with no ownership rights.

—

see also farmhand, old hand, stagehand

a member of a ship’s crew

— usually plural

All hands on deck!

[count]

someone who performs or produces something (such as a work of art)

— usually singular

These two portraits are by the same hand. [=by the same artist]

[singular]

a particular way or style of doing or handling something

The hand of a master is evident in these sculptures. [=these sculptures were obviously done by a very skillful artist]
He runs the business with a firm hand.
a cook who has a heavy hand with the salt [=who uses too much salt]

—

see also heavy-handed

[singular]

old-fashioned

the way a person’s writing looks

a type of handwriting

a note written in an elegant hand

[count]

a unit of measure equal to 4 inches (about 10.16 centimeters) and used especially to measure the height of horses

a horse that is 15 hands high

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

—

see bird

a show of hands

—

see ²show

at hand

close in distance or time

She likes to keep the phone (close) at hand.
We need to address the problem at hand [=the particular problem we are dealing with] and not argue about these other issues.

at the hand(s) of

by or through the action of (someone or something)

They were treated badly at the hands of the prison guards.
The people had suffered at the hands of a cruel dictator.

be eating out of someone’s hand

—

see eat

by hand

with the hands

The stone was carved by hand.

from one person directly to another

I delivered the document to his office by hand.

by the hand

by holding someone’s hand

I took him by the hand and led him through the crowd.

— sometimes used figuratively

You can’t expect me to lead you by the hand through every difficult situation.

by your own hand

by your own actions

She died by her own hand. [=she killed herself; she committed suicide]

fall into the hands of

—

see ¹fall

fall into the wrong hands

—

see ¹fall

force someone’s hand

—

see ²force

get your hands dirty

—

see ¹dirty

get/lay your hands on

to find, get, or control (someone or something)

I’m still trying to lay my hands on my car keys.
He couldn’t wait to get his hands on her money.
Wait until I get my hands on you. [=you will be in trouble when I catch you]

give your right hand

—

see ¹give

good with your hands

skillful at things that require the use of your hands

He’s always been good with his hands.

hand and foot

— used to describe someone whose hands and feet are tied to prevent escape or movement

The prisoner was bound/tied hand and foot.

◊ To wait on someone hand and foot is to provide everything that someone needs or wants.

I can’t stand the way they wait on her hand and foot!

hand in glove

very closely

We are working hand in glove with the police to recover the stolen property.

hand in hand

holding hands

grasping another person’s hand

They walked on the beach hand in hand.

— used to say that two people or things are very closely connected or related

In a film, the images and sounds go hand in hand.
The chef works hand in hand [=very closely] with a nutritionist.

— used to say that someone is earning or losing money very quickly or in large amounts

They were making/earning money hand over fist.

hands are tied

◊ If your hands are tied, you cannot do anything about a situation because you do not have the power to act freely.

I’d like to help you, but my hands are tied.
The judge says her hands are tied because the law requires a harsh sentence in such cases.

hands off

— used as a command to tell someone not to touch something

Hands off my property!
“Those cookies look delicious.” “Hands off! We’re saving them for later.”

hand to mouth

without much money

in poverty

They have been living hand to mouth since he lost his job. = It’s been hand to mouth since he lost his job.

—

see also hand-to-mouth

hat in hand

(US)

or British

cap in hand

asking or begging for something in a respectful way

He came to me, hat in hand, asking if I could get him a job at the company.

have a hand in

to be involved in (something)

She had a hand in designing the new highway.
Did he have a hand in this decision?

have someone in the palm of your hand

—

see ¹palm

have your hands full

to be very busy

She’ll have her hands full with the new baby.

heavy on your hands

—

see ²heavy

hold hands

hold someone’s hand

to hold a person’s hand in one of your hands for a period of time

two people holding hands
He held hands with his daughter.
He held her hand as they walked.

to guide someone through a process by carefully explaining each step

I don’t need you to hold my hand.

in good/safe hands

being taken care of very well

With her in charge, the office is in good hands. [=she will do the job well]
You’re in safe hands with us. [=you will be safe with us]

in hand

in your possession or control

We started our hike with compass and map in hand.
He has the situation well in hand. [=he is in control of the situation]

◊ To take someone in hand is to begin to guide or direct someone who has been behaving badly.

You need someone to take you in hand, young lady, and show you how to behave!

chiefly British

available for use

If we work at this rate, we’ll have a month in hand before our deadline is up!

keep your hand in

informal

to continue to be involved in some activity

He retired several years ago, but he still comes by the office occasionally because he likes to keep his hand in (the business).

keep/get your hands off (of)

to not touch (something)

Keep your hands off the cookies! We’re saving them for later.

— often used figuratively

The military is asking lawmakers to keep their hands off [=not change] the defense budget.

know (something) like the back of your hand

—

see ¹know

lay a hand on

to touch or harm (someone)

He claims that he never laid a hand on her.

off your hands

no longer in your possession or no longer your responsibility

If you don’t want those golf clubs anymore, I’ll be glad to take them off your hands. [=I’ll be glad to take them]
She’s trying to find a way to get some of that extra work off her hands.

on hand

available for use

We have plenty of water on hand.

present and available to do something

Five musicians were on hand to accompany her.
A priest was on hand to console them.

on the one hand, on the other hand

— used to introduce statements that describe two different or opposite ideas, people, etc.

On the one hand, I think the price is fair, but on the other (hand), I really can’t afford to spend that much money.
He’s a good guy. His brother, on the other hand, is a very selfish man.

on your hands

— used to say that you have something or are responsible for something

With all that extra work on her hands she’ll need all the help she can get.
Once this project is over she should have some time on her hands. [=free time]

—

see also blood on your hands at blood

on your hands and knees

with your hands and knees on the ground

in a crawling position

She went down on her hands and knees.

out of hand

very quickly without serious thought

He rejected the plan out of hand.
Suggestions that the hearing should be delayed were dismissed out of hand.

not controlled

The kids were (getting) out of hand. [=were behaving in a wild and uncontrolled way]
He warns that technology is getting out of hand.

out of your hands

— used to say that you cannot control something

The decision is out of my hands.

play into someone’s hands

—

see ¹play

putty in your hands

—

see ¹putty

safe pair of hands

British

someone who can be trusted with responsibility or a job

The next leader of the party should be a safe pair of hands.

sit on your hands

—

see ¹sit

take (something) into your (own) hands

to take control of something

The judge had no sympathy for people who insisted on taking the law into their own hands. [=trying to punish criminals themselves instead of allowing the legal system to do it]
After months of waiting for something to happen, he decided to take matters into his own hands.

to hand

available for use

I don’t have all the latest data (immediately) to hand.

try your hand

to try to do something

— usually + at

She wanted to try her hand at photography.

turn your hand to

to begin doing (something) usually in a skillful way

to start (a new activity, field of study, etc.)

an actress who has turned her hand to directing
After he left publishing, he turned his hand to law.

wash your hands of

—

see ¹wash

with your bare hands

using only your hands and no tools or weapons

He tried to kill me with his bare hands.

Britannica Dictionary definition of HAND

[+ object]

to give (something) to someone using your hands

He handed her a letter. = He handed a letter to her.
Hand me that picture.

hand (something) back

hand back (something)

to return (something) by handing it to someone

He handed the letter back (to her) without reading it.
The clerk handed back my credit card.

hand (something) down

hand down (something)

to pass (something) from a person who is older (such as a parent) to a person who is younger (such as a child)

She will hand the diamond ring down to her niece.
The farm was handed down from generation to generation.

chiefly US, law

to form and express (a decision or opinion) in writing

The Supreme Court has handed down its decision.

hand (something) in

hand in (something)

to give (something) to a person who will review or accept it

Students should hand their papers in on Thursday.
He handed in his resignation.

to give credit to (someone) for doing something

I’ve got to hand it to you. You did a great job planning the party.

hand (something) off

hand off (something)

to give (something) to another person

(American football) The quarterback handed off the ball to the halfback.
She handed the job off to her assistant.

hand (something) on

hand on (something)

formal

to pass (something) from one person to another

These stories have been handed on from generation to generation.

hand (something) out

hand out (something)

to give (something) to several or many people

They will hand out [=distribute] copies of the newsletter today.
He’s always handing out advice to the people he works with.
She handed flyers out at the grocery store.

hand (someone or something) over

hand over (someone or something)

to give up control or possession of (something or someone)

They demanded that he hand the documents over to them.
They agreed to hand over their hostages.

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noun

- the (prehensile) extremity of the superior limb (syn: mitt, paw)

he had the hands of a surgeon

- a hired laborer on a farm or ranch

the hired hand fixed the railing
a ranch hand

- something written by hand (syn: handwriting, script)

she recognized his handwriting
his hand was illegible

- ability

he wanted to try his hand at singing

- a position given by its location to the side of an object

objections were voiced on every hand

- the cards held in a card game by a given player at any given time (syn: deal)

I didn’t hold a good hand all evening
he kept trying to see my hand

- one of two sides of an issue

on the one hand…, but on the other hand…

- a rotating pointer on the face of a timepiece

the big hand counts the minutes

- a unit of length equal to 4 inches; used in measuring horses

the horse stood 20 hands

- a member of the crew of a ship

all hands on deck

- a card player in a game of bridge

we need a 4th hand for bridge

- a round of applause to signify approval

give the little lady a great big hand

- terminal part of the forelimb in certain vertebrates (e.g. apes or kangaroos)

the kangaroo’s forearms seem undeveloped but the powerful five-fingered hands are skilled at feinting and clouting

- physical assistance

give me a hand with the chores

verb

- place into the hands or custody of (syn: give, pass, pass on, reach, turn over)

hand me the spoon, please

- guide or conduct or usher somewhere

hand the elderly lady into the taxi

Extra examples

These gloves will keep your hands warm.

She put her hands over her eyes.

He sat quietly with his hands folded in his lap.

Do you need a hand?

He grasped the hot metal with his bare hands.

Her father was released from prison by the unbarring hand of death.

The land round his house was in his own hands.

The documents fell into enemy hands.

The condemned man’s fate is in the governor’s hands.

Give me a hand with the dishes.

Give me a hand with this ladder.

He would not lift a hand to help.

The mountains on either hand become loftier and steeper.

The foreman hired three new hands last week.

All hands on board perished.

Phrasal verbs

hand down
— passed on, as by inheritance
hand out
— give to several people
hand over
— to surrender someone or something to another

Word forms

verb
I/you/we/they: hand
he/she/it: hands
present participle: handing
past tense: handed
past participle: handed

noun
singular: hand
plural: hands

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冬天不寻常。一年的这个时候从未如此温暖。
Приветя Ирина,как дела?
运输时间
Opportunity to returns
Игорь
Привет я Ирина,как дела?
这个冬天不寻常。一年的这个时候从未如此温暖。
Dishdalah
Артем К
слизистая оболочка языка,
Tell how you spend your usual work day
Constraint budget
womenComedy
deus spes mea
draw and write about their things
在冬天，这是不寻常的。每年的这个时候从来没有这么温暖。
Простите за выражение
увеличение цены
Герман
在冬天是不寻常的。每年的这个时候从来没有这么温暖。
опаточно-подъязычная мышца,
Диана
Дима К
Opportunity returns

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