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right-handed

/ˌraɪtˈhæn.dɪd/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa que usa predominantemente a mão direita para realizar tarefas, ou um objeto feito para ser usado com a mão direita.

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adjective

/ˌraɪtˈhæn.dɪd/A2formal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa que usa predominantemente a mão direita para realizar tarefas, ou um objeto feito para ser usado com a mão direita.

Describes a person who primarily uses their right hand for tasks, or an object designed for use by the right hand.

  1. Using the right handA2formal

    Describes a person who naturally uses their right hand more skillfully than their left for tasks like writing or throwing.

    ptdestro

    • Most of the population is right-handed.
    • She is right-handed and prefers to write with her right hand.
    • Right-handed people often find scissors designed for right-handers more comfortable.

    Sinônimosdextralright-hand

    Antônimosleft-handed

  2. Designed for the right handA2formal

    Made or intended to be used primarily with the right hand.

    ptPara destros

    • He bought a right-handed golf club.
    • The guitar was a right-handed model.
    • Right-handed scissors have the thumb blade on the left side.

    Sinônimosright-hand

    Antônimosleft-handed

  3. Rotating clockwiseB2formal

    Describes a rotation or twist that moves in a clockwise direction, as seen from a standard perspective.

    ptDestrogiro

    • A right-handed screw tightens when turned clockwise.
    • The right-handed thread on the bolt requires a clockwise turn.
    • The propeller has a right-handed rotation.

    Sinônimosclockwisedextrorotatorydextrorse

    Antônimosleft-handed

Formas
  • more right-handed comparative form
  • most right-handed superlative form
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