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left-handedness

/ˌleftˈhæn.dɪd.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a condição ou preferência de usar a mão esquerda de forma mais natural e habilidosa do que a direita na maioria das tarefas.

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noun

/ˌleftˈhæn.dɪd.nəs/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a condição ou preferência de usar a mão esquerda de forma mais natural e habilidosa do que a direita na maioria das tarefas.

A noun referring to the condition or preference of using the left hand more naturally and skillfully than the right hand for most tasks.

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  1. Preference for using the left handB1formal

    The natural tendency or preference to use the left hand more skillfully than the right for tasks such as writing, throwing, or eating.

    ptCanhotismo

    • Left-handedness is more common in males than females.
    • Many tools are designed for right-handed people, which can be a challenge for those with left-handedness.
    • The study explored the genetic factors associated with left-handedness.

    Sinônimossinistrality

    Antônimosright-handedness

  2. Status from a morganatic marriageC2formalbritish

    The historical status of being a child born from a morganatic marriage, where the parent of lower rank does not pass on titles or privileges to the spouse or children.

    ptMão esquerda (em contexto histórico)

    • In some royal families, left-handedness referred to the offspring of a morganatic union.
    • The prince's left-handedness meant his children could not inherit the throne.
    • Historical records mention left-handedness as a legal term for such marriages.
Formas
  • left-handednesses plural form
  • left-handednesses' possessive plural form
  • left-handedness's possessive singular form