The meaning of Hand-on

Hand-on – definition

phrasal verb
Pass something to the next person in a series or succession.
Usage examples:
He had handed on the family farm to his son

idiom
Ready and available
Usage examples:
He always kept a supply of firewood on hand for cold nights.

adverb
If money, resources, etc. are on-hand, they are available immediately
Usage examples:
Banks are required to have certain levels of cash on-hand at any time.

Hand-on translation into English

Hand-on: translate from English into Chinese

动手

Hand-on: translate from English into Dutch

Hand op

Hand-on: translate from English into French

Transmettre, Passer

Hand-on: translate from English into German

Weitergeben, Vererben

Hand-on: translate from English into Hindi

पर हाथ

Hand-on: translate from English into Italian

Mano avanti, Passare

Hand-on: translate from English into Korean

손에

Hand-on: translate from English into Russian

Передавать, Пересылать

Hand-on: translate from English into Spanish

Mano en, Pasar, Transmitir por, Comunicar

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