two-handed
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- adjective
- /ˈtuːˈhændɪd/
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a dos manos
- To accurately aim the bow, she preferred using a two-handed grip for better control.
- a two-handed task
And, and I find those that two handed experience of gratitude of praise, the the gratitude that comes from honest praise of of each person.
- And, and I find those that two handed experience of gratitude of praise, the the gratitude that comes from honest praise of of each person.
Examples
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All of the concerns raised in the article about the two-handed techniques are easily corrected training issues.
Blog text (3) -
Hawk boots up the bat for a two-handed catch.
Fiction book (1991) -
Trump used two hands to drink water to avoid getting tie wet.
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That ball alone would take a strong man to lift two-handed.
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To me, this seems more consistent with a two-handed grip with the gun hand rested on the light hand.
Blog text (3) -
With a two-handed swing, I hit the tree with the pole, its clang eaten up by the old wood.
Fiction book (1998) -
For the two-handed penny task, the control groups performed the task significantly faster than the experimental groups on the posttest.
Academic text (2006) -
Nevertheless, the Earl of Fairheight tightened his grip on the pommel of his great two-handed sword and marched steadily up the street.
Fiction book (1992) -
Austin, bursting with life, gives a two-handed handshake to a MOD FREAK, who's just gotten off a red double-decker bus.
Fiction book (1997) -
The heavy power tool was designed for a two-handed operation to ensure safety and efficiency.
Synonyms
Using both hands or done by two people working together
You need both hands at the same time to do it
Antonyms
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Etymology
The word two-handed comes from the parts two- ('two') and hand ('hand'), so it literally means 'with two hands'. That's why we use it for tools or actions you must hold or do with both hands, like a large sword or a long saw.