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left hand

/lɛft hænd/

Traducción: Se refiere a la mano situada en el lado izquierdo del cuerpo o a algo ubicado en ese lado o relacionado con él. También se usa en sentido figurado para describir algo poco habitual, torpe o asociado con el lado izquierdo.

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/lɛft hænd/A1formal
  • esSe refiere a la mano situada en el lado izquierdo del cuerpo o a algo ubicado en ese lado o relacionado con él. También se usa en sentido figurado para describir algo poco habitual, torpe o asociado con el lado izquierdo.

Refers to the hand on the left side of the body, or something located on or relating to that side. Also used figuratively to describe something unconventional, awkward, or associated with the left side.

  1. The hand on the left sideA1formal

    The hand that is on the left side of the body, opposite the right hand.

    esmano izquierda

    • He writes with his left hand.
    • She raised her left hand to answer the question.
    • The ring is on his left hand.
  2. Left side or directionA2formal

    Used to refer to the side or direction that is on the left.

    eslado izquierdo

    • Turn at the left hand corner.
    • The left hand lane is for slower traffic.
    • The entrance is on the left hand side of the building.
  3. Unconventional or secretC1informal

    Referring to something that is not straightforward, often used in phrases like 'left-handed compliment' or 'left hand path'.

    essiniestro (no convencional/oculto)

    • He gave her a left-handed compliment that sounded like an insult.
    • The left hand path in some traditions refers to forbidden knowledge.
    • She used a left-handed approach to solve the problem.
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