英和和英

to be under the care of one's regular doctor

to act high-handedly

to be hooked

sit on a chair

to remove something by squeezing it through one's hands

to encamp

to eliminate a peculiar condition

to die by one's hand

Get it in one's hands

to put a man in irons―fetter one―shackle one

to take the （golden） mean―take the middle course

to be defeated―be beaten

to be beaten―unable to hold one's ground

to starboard the helm

to hem a handkerchief―fringe a curtain―border a mat―trim a coat （with lace）

to take anything in one's hand―（なお16）熟語の部を見よ）

to plait―pleat―pucker―gather

strike a balance

to hang

to go and fetch anything

an act of taking a thing in one's hand

to be unable to hold one's ground

to steer a ship

to follow the plough

to keep―hold―reserve―put aside―set apart―anything

to squeeze―（米国にては）―take graft

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