英和和英

one's hand caught

to rub one's hands

to send out emissaries―use spies―resort to espionage

to shade one's eyes with a hand

to draw back one's hand

a press of the hand

to clap one's hands―（は拍手、人を呼ぶためなら）―clap hands

to put someone to exertion or inconvenience

to wave one's hand

to twist one's arm―wrench one's arm

clap one's hands together

to fold one's hands

to tie one's hands

a bugler

to draw back―beg off―cry off―declare off―back out of a scheme―wash one's hands of an affair

an act of grasping with the hands

to link hands with each other

（拍手なら）to clap one's hands―（人を呼ぶためなら）―clap hands

hit with the hand

Let's hold hands.

to put one's hands on the ground

to carry in one's hand

with a wave of the hand

（食物になら）to touch food―（仕事になら）―put one's hand to a task―（女になら）―have a connection with a woman

an action of holding something by grasping it in one's hand

to disengage oneself―find time to spare

to touch anything with one's hand

to be wounded―sustain a wound

to be full-handed

to cause someone to applaud