お辞儀の際は手は指先だけかるく畳につけるようにするの英語

to fall on one's knees to greet

Please clap hands when you want me.

to bow with one's fingers crossed in front of one's chest

the act of pretending to wet one's hands with a dipper when there is no water, and to think as if the hands have been washed

the skillful way in which someone manipulates something

to carry under one's arm

a clenched fist in the game of paper, stone and scissors

Please clap hands when you want me.

a hand with the fingers clenched in the palm (as for hitting)

handwear: covers the hand and wrist

Wash your hands with soap and water.

an act of making a face by pushing down the cheek using a finger

having the hands covered with gloves

the act of clapping one's hands while praying to God

to wear a crape on one's sleeve

a slap with the flat of the hand

to put something under the arm

of a person, the action of holding a horizontal bar with one's palm facing toward oneself

the way of using the hands when doing something

the act of humbling oneself by crossing one's hands in front of the body

when gripping a horizontal stick from above, a grip in which the palms face upwards

to pick up with the fingers

to make a person lean on something as a support

When you want me, please clap hands.

the act of resting one's cheeks in one's hands, with the elbows leaning on something

an act of putting a folded towel on one's head or shoulders

the act of grasping the fencing foil by supinating the gand and forearm

striking a person's wrist with a forefinger and the middle finger

to raise hands over one's head

to pick up things with one's fingers