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hand-to-hand
[ hand-tuh-hand ]
adjective
- close to one's adversary; at close quarters:
hand-to-hand combat.
hand-to-hand
adjective
- at close quarters
they fought hand-to-hand
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of hand-to-hand1
Example Sentences
He offered his comrades free lessons in hand-to-hand combat and bonded with them in the backcountry hunting jackrabbits.
When things aren’t exploding in choreographed hand-to-hand combat or noisy firefights, there is much discussion of feelings and relationships, to the extent that double lives allow.
“What is another name for the hand-to-hand steering method?”
Bridges may be saddled with more hand-to-hand fight choreography, but Lithgow says the emotional anguish Harold carries with him into the wilderness offers another version of stage combat.
The plea agreement laid out preparation Rundo and others took, including hand-to-hand and other fight training sessions.
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