back hand

English - Turkish

Definition of back hand in English Turkish dictionary

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backhand

sol vuruş

backhand

(tenis) bekhend

know like the back of one's hand

avucunun içi gibi bilmek

back of one's hand

(deyim) (Türkçede iyi bilinen konular için) Avucun içi

I know these machines like the back of my hand. Bu makineleri avcumun içi gibi bilirim.

back of one's hand

(deyim) (Beğenmeyip reddetme ifade eder) Elinin tersi

backhand

Elarkası

Teniste elarkası vuruş tekniği.

know sb, sth like the back of one's hand

birisini, bir şeyi avucunun içi gibi bilmek

like the back of one's hand

(deyim) Avucunun içi gibi

backhand

dolaylı olarak

backhand

raketin tersiyle vuruş

backhand

elin arkasıyla yapılan

backhand

{i} elin tersi öne gelecek şekilde yapılan vuruş

backhand

{i} ters vuruş

Güçlü bir ters vuruşum var. - I have a strong backhand.

backhand

{s} elin tersi öne gelecek şekilde yapılan (vuruş v.b.). z. elinin tersiyle

backhand

elin tersi öne gelecek şekilde yapllan vuruş

backhand

elin tersi öne doğru olarak yapllan dolayısıyle

backhand

{i} sola yatık el yazısı

backhand

geriye doğru veya sola yatık olan el yazısı

backhand

elinin tersiyle

backhand

bekhent

hand back

geri vermek

with the back of the hand

elinin tersi ile

English - English

Definition of back hand in English English dictionary

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backhand

to slap with the back of one's hand

backhand

any left slanting handwriting

backhand

(of strokes or throws) in the backhand style

backhand

Handwriting that leans to the left

backhand

to execute a backhand stroke or throw

backhand

The reverse side of the human hand

backhand

Any play that uses the back side of the hockey stick

He scored on a backhand shot.

know like the back of one's hand

To be intimately knowledgeable about something, especially a place

He knows the software like the back of his hand, and can often solve problems over the phone, without looking.

back of one's hand

(deyim) A show of contempt

back of one's hand

(Or 'back of the hand'): A show of contempt

back of the hand

A show of contempt

backhand

To hit the ball across your body across the left of your body if you are right handed, and across the right of your body if left handed

backhand

Stroke used to hit balls on the left side of a right-handed player and on the right side of a left-handed player

backhand

What Brendan's got coming next time he bites us on the arm

backhand

Sloping from left to right; said of handwriting

backhand

a stroke made across the chest from the off-hand side to the racquet hand side; a stroke during which the back of the hand faces the shot

backhand

The puck is carried on the stick during stick handling on either the forehand or backhand side The "backhand" side of the stick is the side, which is on the outside of the stick curve

backhand

the standard throw; a throw during which the disc begins on the off-hand side and travels across the chest to be released from the opposite side

backhand

A backhand is a shot in tennis or squash, which you make with your arm across your body. She practised her backhand

backhand

a return made with the back of the hand facing the direction of the stroke hit a tennis ball backhand (of handwriting) having the letters slanting from left down to right

backhand

Your typical badminton player has, besides a left hand and a right hand, a backhand and a forehand as well With right handed players the backhand is on the left hand side and with left handed players vice versa (with one-armed players the backhand is on the stump side by definition) Backhand is very difficult

backhand

A shot done with the racket to the left of the elbow for a righthander, the reverse for a lefthander

backhand

Player turns so that the shoulder of the racket-bearing arm faces the net before bringing the racket forward and across the body to meet the ball

backhand

A simple molding sometimes used around the outer edge of plain rectangular casing as a decorative feature

backhand

hit a tennis ball backhand

backhand

A shot hit from the "wrong" side of the body, i e , the side away from the racket; the left side for a right-handed player

backhand

A pass or shot, made with either a bent or straight arm, in which the ball is projected directly behind the thrower

backhand

a return made with the back of the hand facing the direction of the stroke

backhand

Backhanded; indirect; oblique

backhand

(of handwriting) having the letters slanting from left down to right

backhand

{i} letters slanting to the left; stroke in tennis

backhand

(of racket strokes) made across the body with back of hand facing direction of stroke

backhand

A shot groundstroke hit when the ball is not on the player'sdominant side of the player

backhand

a standard throw; right-handed player places thumb on top of disc, curls fingers underneath, extends arm to left side of body

backhand

A kind of handwriting in which the downward slope of the letters is from left to right

backhand

to slap with the back of ones hand

backhand

in the backhand style

backhand

The puck is carried on the stick during stick handling on either the forehand or backhand side The "backhand" side of the stick is the side which is on the outside of the stick curve

backhand

A pass or shot made with either a bent or straight arm, in which the ball is projected directly behind the thrower

backhand

Groundstroke hit on the left side for a right handed player and on the right side for a left handed player

backhand

A shot or pass using the back part of the stick blade

fly-back hand

In a chronograph with analog display, an additional center second hand that can remain superposed on the other one as it moves, can be stopped independently and then made to “fly back” to catch up with the other hand, and can be stopped and reset to zero together with the other hand In chronographs with numerical display, a “function” having the same effect

fly-back hand

In a chronograph with analogue display, an additional centre second hand which can remain superposed on the other one as it moves, can be stopped independently and then made to "fly back" so as to catch up with the other hand, can be stopped and reset to zero together with the other hand In chronographs with numerical display, a "function" having the same effect

fly-back hand

A second's hand on a chronograph that is used to determine lap or finishing times for several competitors To operate, put both the flyback and the regular second hand in motion; then to record a lap or finish time, the flyback hand can be stopped After taking the results, push a button and the flyback hand will catch up to the constantly moving second hand

fly-back hand

A second hand on the chronograph that can be used to time laps or to determine finishing times for several competitors in race

hand back

If you hand back something that you have borrowed or taken from someone, you return it to them. The management handed back his few possessions He took a saxophone from the Salvation Army but was caught and had to hand it back He handed the book back to her He unlocked her door and handed her back the key. = give back

the back of the hand

part of the hand that faces outward

Hyphenation

back Hand

Turkish pronunciation

bäk händ

Pronunciation

/ˈbak ˈhand/ /ˈbæk ˈhænd/