If something is hands-on, you do the work yourself. You do not only talk, plan, or give orders.

If如果 something一件事 is hands-on是 hands-on 的 you你 do the work yourself就是自己動手做這份工作。 You你 do not only不是只 talk說、 plan規劃 or give orders或下命令。

A hands-on class means students make things and try them, not just listen. A hands-on boss rolls up their sleeves and joins in. People also want hands-on experience: they have actually done the job, not only read about it.

A hands-on class一堂 hands-on 的課 means意思是 students學生 make things and try them動手做東西、實際試 not just listen不是只用聽的。 A hands-on boss一位 hands-on 的老闆 rolls up their sleeves會捲起袖子 and joins in一起下場做。 People人們 also want也想要 hands-on experience hands-on 的經驗： they他們 have actually done真的做過 the job這份工作 not only read about it不是只讀過相關的東西。

Like hands-off, it usually sits in front of a noun — hands-on training, a hands-on job. It sounds practical and a bit proud; companies like to put it in adverts.

Like hands-off跟 hands-off 一樣 it它 usually通常 sits in front of a noun放在名詞前面 — hands-on training實作訓練、 a hands-on job一份動手做的工作。 It它 sounds聽起來 practical實在 and a bit proud、又有點自豪； companies公司 like to put it很愛把它放 in adverts進廣告裡。

It is not only about using your fingers. A hands-on computer course still uses the word. The name may come from the sailors' call all hands on deck, when every person had to come and work — here hands means the people doing the job.

It它 is not only about不是只關於 using your fingers用手指做事。 A hands-on computer course一門 hands-on 的電腦課 still uses the word仍然用這個字。 The name這個名字 may come from可能來自 the sailors' call水手的口令 all hands on deck all hands on deck 全員上甲板 when那時 every person每個人 had to come and work都得過來幹活 — here在這裡 hands hands means指的是 the people doing the job做事的人。