zest for life hamsa hand by ester shahafとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to strike harshly with the palm of the hand

to take one's life in one's hands

the act of cleaning one's hands with grass blades

to beckon someone by waving one's hand

the act of catching an eel in one's hands

with empty hands―with bare hands―bare-handed―empty-handed

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

the act of slowly fanning oneself with one's left hand

in the manner of Ernest Hemingway

a palanquin hand-carried at the waist level

to wave one's hand in an exaggerated way

to spit on one's hands―brace oneself for an effort

to have a good hand―a bad hand

to lie down with one's head resting on one's hand

the Shakespeare cult

to be off one's hands―out of one's hands

to lay a hand on one's breast―apply a hand to one's breast

a stone image of a beast with a human head, called sphinx

Fanta Furufuru Shaker

Shakespeare's plays.

the hero of a romance by Cervantes

Herbert Spencer says that the universe came into existence of itself―generated itself spontaneously. （Spontaneously generation―天地自然発生論）

Sarah Silverman's hilarious one-woman show

the brilliant court life at Versailles

Herbert Spencer says that the universe came into existence of itself―generated itself spontaneously. （Spontaneous generation―天地自然発生論）

an Agatha Christie omnibus

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides

Shakespeare is the author of Hamlet.

legendary exploits of Jesse James

a contemporary of Shakespeare's