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handless

/ˈhænd.ləs/

Tradução: Adjetivo pouco comum que significa sem mãos ou que perdeu as duas mãos; também usado em sentido figurado para alguém desajeitado, desastrado ou incapaz.

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adjective

C2formalcommonobsoleto/ˈhænd.ləs/

An obsolete adjective meaning lacking hands or having no hands; also used figuratively to mean clumsy or helpless.

  • 🇵🇹Adjetivo pouco comum que significa sem mãos ou que perdeu as duas mãos; também usado em sentido figurado para alguém desajeitado, desastrado ou incapaz.
  1. Without hands C1 formal

    Lacking a hand or hands, either physically or as a characteristic.

    • The statue was handless, its arms broken off centuries ago.
    • He was born handless but learned to write with his feet.
    • The handless clock on the wall was purely decorative.

    🇵🇹Sem mãos

    Antônimos: handed

  2. Clumsy or unskilled C1 informal

    Lacking physical dexterity or skill, especially with the hands; awkward or inept.

    • He is so handless that he can't even hammer a nail straight.
    • She felt handless when trying to fix the broken vase.
    • The handless apprentice struggled with the delicate task.

    🇵🇹Desajeitado

    Sinônimos: awkwardbunglingbutterfingeredclumsyham-fistedham-handedineptmaladroitunskilled

    Antônimos: adroitdexterousskillful

  • more handless comparative form
  • most handless superlative form