Fists Meaning in English
word · lemma: fist
/ˈfɪsts/
fists
/fˈɪsts/
fists
释义
The hands when the fingers are curled tightly into the palms, usually for hitting or as a sign of anger or determination.
用法与细微差别
'Fists' is the plural of 'fist'. Often used in phrases like 'clenched fists', 'raise your fists', or 'fight with fists'. Associated with anger, protest, or fighting. Not to be confused with 'hands' (open).
Spanish: puñosPortuguese (BR): punhosPortuguese (PT): punhosChinese (Simplified): 拳头Chinese (Traditional): 拳頭Hindi: मुट्ठियाँArabic: قبضات اليدBengali: মুষ্টিRussian: кулакиJapanese: 拳（こぶし）Vietnamese: nắm đấmKorean: 주먹Turkish: yumruklarUrdu: مکّےIndonesian: kepalan tangan
例句
He made fists with both hands.
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She clenched her fists in anger.
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The two boys fought with their fists.
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She raised her fists in victory after the race.
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He pounded the table with his fists when he lost the game.
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People marched through the streets with their fists raised, demanding change.
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