手を伸ばして物を渡すの英語

to reach one anything

to let a thing slip through one's fingers

They walk hand in hand.

to rub one's hands

a pose of having both hands behind one's back

the action of letting go one's hold on someone or something

to lift something with the hands or tools

to touch one's cap

to block one's way

the action of rubbing one's hands in front of his

to have a person throw an object

to firmly catch hold of something with one's hand

（拍手なら） to clap one's hands―（人を呼ぶためなら）―clap hands―（約束をきめるためなら）―strike hands （on a bargain）―strike a bargain―close a bargain

an act of grasping each other's hands

to move and use things with the hands

to look on with folded arms―remain an unconcerned spectator―stand an idle spectator―sit a mere spectator

to pray with folded hands―fold one's hands in prayer

to have taken measures

to crush a thing by applying strength with the hands

the act of taking something up by hand

to put one's hands in one's pockets

Let's walk hand in hand so as not to stray from each other.

to fold one's arms

to put a hand or a tool into something and stir

to be able to hand something over

to implore on one's knees

to stretch one's arm forward

to start grasping a thing and moving it

He swiftly swings his arms side to side.

to bar the way with one's arms outstretched