right-hand
- adjective
- /ˈraɪtˌhænd/
- She placed the vase on the right-hand side of the table.
- right-hand side
- right-hand corner
- right-hand column
So it'll be in the lower right hand corner of your video.
- So it'll be in the lower right hand corner of your video.
- Interestingly, not all right hand drive cars have the stocks reversed.
- But Renault doesn't really respect right hand drive.
Examples
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You go into Crown Court, it's the first one on the right hand side downstairs.
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As a result, the first term on the right-hand side is positive.
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And we can keep the right hand side as it is.
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So that comes from the right hand side here, right, for the government.
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So on the right hand side here is still our control stick data.
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So my routine is always right hand first, then left hand.
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However, all of these objects on the right hand side, they start tomorrow.
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So it'll be in the lower right hand corner of your video.
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So for the Denipro, the Left Bank is on the right hand side of the map.
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The plates are laid out on every other page, always on the right-hand side of the spread.
Academic text (2005)
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Etymology
Right-hand comes from joining right ('the side that is not left') and hand ('your body part'), so a right-hand turn or the right-hand side simply means the side toward your right.