握り締めた手を下ろすの英語

（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 rub one's hands

to grasp each other's hands

relinquish one's hold (on a rope)

to cling to something in order to support one's body

to touch one's cap

to stretch out a hand or an arm

to fold one's arms

They walk hand in hand.

make a grasping or snatching motion with the hand

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

Hands off!―（は米、英は）―The visitor is requested not to touch the articles.

a languid wave of the hand

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

to stretch one's arm forward

a bow for shooting arrows that is held in the hand

rub my hands

Don't slacken your grip.

to pull something in an upward direction with one's hand

the act of shaking an object in one's hand before throwing it

to make someone hold something tightly in his or her hand

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

the action of keeping a rhythm with the hands

to have taken measures

I got it without any trouble.

the skillful way in which someone manipulates something

refused to accept the extended hand

I can not remain a mere spectator―remain an idle spectator―remain an unconcerned spectator.

to extend something by pushing it wide with one's hands