To have something in hand or under one's power; to seize or manage a situation, opportunity, or destiny.

confidence or certainty in the success of an outcome; a guarantee of success

to shake or clasp hands, typically as a greeting, farewell, or to express friendship, congratulations, or agreement

to hold tight; to grip; to grasp firmly

to hold firmly; to grasp tightly; to not let go

To be sure of success; to have confidence or certainty in an outcome

to grip or hold tightly; to clasp firmly

to clench one's fingers into a fist

to be in one's hands; to have control over or possess something like power or authority

to have or hold in one's possession, usually referring to something abstract such as power, rights, or a bargaining chip; to wield

to shake hands as a sign of reconciliation; to settle a dispute and become friends again

To have the outcome in one's hands; to be fully confident of winning or succeeding.

to be in overall control; to hold the power to make major decisions

the physical strength of one's grip when holding or squeezing an object

To shake hands and talk together in a friendly way; commonly used to describe reconciling after a disagreement or conflict.

to shake hands when saying goodbye

to be endowed with high native intelligence; to possess great wisdom and foresight; literally "to hold the pearl of wisdom in one's hand"

(literary) to hold a pen or brush; to write with a pen or brush

A set phrase meaning to possess noble character and outstanding talent; literally to carry fine gems and hold flawless jade.

to be extremely angry or harbor deep hatred; literally to clench one's fists so hard that the fingernails penetrate the palms

(idiom) to be extremely eager to recruit and seek out talented or virtuous people; based on the story of the Duke of Zhou who interrupted his meals and his hair-washing to meet with worthy visitors

To treat people of talent with great respect and eagerness to recruit them. This is a literary shortening of [[吐哺握发|吐哺握髮|tu3 bu3 wo4 fa4]].

(idiom) to have full confidence in one's success; to have the outcome securely in hand. In ancient times, the creditor held the left side of a contract [[左券|左券|zuo3 quan4]], which served as proof of their claim.

(idiom) possessing extraordinary talent or high skills; highly capable

(literary) personal digital assistant; a handheld computer

fitness device used to exercise and increase hand strength; spring-grip dumbbells or hand grippers

An instrument used for measuring the strength of a hand grip.

(literary) to hold one's own hair; describes being so eager to welcome wise or talented guests that one does not even finish grooming or tying up one's hair

to hold one's hair and spit out one's food to avoid missing an audience with a wise person; used to describe a ruler or leader who is extremely eager to recruit and welcome talented people

to clench one's fists so tightly that the nails pierce the palms; to harbor deep or extreme hatred

to hold in one's hand; to grip

A parent company that owns enough stock in another company to control its management and policies.

(variant form) dirty, filthy, or vile; narrow-minded and petty

to be unsure; to have no confidence or certainty in something

a woman's soft and delicate hands; a literary expression used to praise the beauty of a hand

to grip or hold something tightly