用右手的人
-er 最常見的用法:指做事的那個人。
noun · B1
Someone who uses their right hand for writing, throwing, holding a tool and so on.
右撇子
One way to hold right-hander: it is right-hand with -er stuck on, and -er just means the one that is like this. So the word hands you a slot and lets the situation fill it. In a class or a team, the one that is right-hand is the person who leads with that hand. In a fight or a game, it is the blow that came off that hand. On a road, right-hand has already slid from the hand to the side it is on, so the one that is right-hand is the corner going that way. Same little machine each time; only the thing being labelled changes.
Three branches
用右手的人
-er 最常見的用法:指做事的那個人。
noun · B1
Someone who uses their right hand for writing, throwing, holding a tool and so on.
右撇子
右手打出的一擊
空格改填「那一下」:不是誰出手,而是出了哪一手。
noun · B2
A punch or slap given with the right hand.
右手打出的一擊
往右的彎道
這一支的 right-hand 取的不是「右手」,而是「右邊」——手先變成了方向,字才跟著走上路面。
noun · C1
A bend or corner in a road or track that turns to the right.
右彎、右轉的彎道