Definition of backhand in English:

backhand

nounˈbakhandˈbækˌhænd

1(in tennis and other racket sports) a stroke played with the back of the hand facing in the direction of the stroke, with the arm across the body.
（网球等球拍运动用语）反手（击球）
he drove a backhand into the net
他反手把球击入网中。
as modifier a backhand volley
反手拦击。
Example sentencesExamples
- In tennis, there is the forehand, the backhand, the overhead smash and the drop volley, all with a different grip.
- A backhand down-the-line went past her outstretched racquet, and the script changed.
- He's able to return everything that Clay throws at him whether it's a backhand or a forehand groundstroke.
- A crossed backhand volley in front of the net ended his run at 6-3.
- The morning session was focused on improving fundamentals such as forehand and backhand strokes, developing co-ordination, and creating a general awareness of the game.
- Behind the pavilion, tennis players traded forehands and backhands on the red courts that spread beneath the canopy of trees in the Edinburgh Gardens.
- Her often solid game was dotted with some impeccable forehand cross-court returns but her backhand is comparatively weaker.
- She sent her opponent running back with a lunging lob and then dived to put in a backhand angled drop volley.
- But the American hit a forehand into the net, then sent a backhand wide and lost the game.
- She blew a second match point with a backhand drop shot that fell short.
- Some athletes watch videotapes of a single physical skill, such as a backhand stroke in tennis, being performed with perfect technique.
- They played attacking table tennis with high-speed backhand rallies being prominent.
- He struck a winning backhand volley to break again for the set, and a break for 4-2 in the second set virtually assured him of victory.
- Two other girls from Great Ormond Street chatted about their injuries before they enjoyed some expert coaching to improve their forehands, backhands, lobs and volleys.
- He saved four more championship points serving at 5-6, finally winning the 24-point game when his opponent dumped a backhand into the net.
- He can roll or slice his backhand, hook his forehand short, or hit it with a mix of pace and top spin that is formidable.
- But nobody, as we talked in breaks between forehands and backhands, could have predicted the extraordinary way the story developed at Stamford Bridge last night.
- On the second, he charged to the net and put away a backhand volley to keep his hopes alive.
- She fell behind right away in the second, 4-in a single hand and 6-before a backhand drop shot got her on the scoreboard.
- This revolution, of course, is about power, about hitting the ball harder than women have ever hit it before, and turning forehands and backhands into serious weaponry.
1. 1.1 A blow or stroke delivered in a similar way to a backhand in tennis and other racket sports.
  as modifier a backhand blow hammered into his wrist
  Example sentencesExamples
  He sliced through the monster with swift backhand sweep of his sword.
  Suddenly, her left hand shot toward the older girl's face in a weak but fast backhand.
  She recovers quickly pivoting on her lead foot to bisect him with a backhand blow.
  Recovering, the guard punched Nathan in the face twice; Nathan responded which a kick to the man's groin and backhand to the right side of his head.
  A flying, spinning backhand strike, is a good example of a high risk, low benefit technique.
  He shook her a few times and when that didn't work he went for a good old-fashioned backhand slap.
  She felt the hot sting of his backhand across her cheek and jaw.
  It was quickly followed by another backhand to the temple that left Cassandra dizzy and seeing double.
  Her cheek still stings from Marc's backhand.
  The man in front of me seemed to strain to turn his head farther around on his neck after receiving a well placed backhand.

verbˈbakhandˈbækˌhænd

[with object]

Strike with a backhanded blow or stroke.
反手击打
in a flash, he backhanded Ace across the jaw
他忽然反手扇了艾斯的下巴。
Example sentencesExamples
- Jyger backhanded the guard hard across the face, throwing him to the ground.
- Christine lunged at Denton again, the Master backhanding her to send her precariously near the edge of the roof, her head spinning from the force of the blow.
- Reika parries a downward thrust and spins around, backhanding her adversary.
- He yelled at me, backhanding me across the face.
- I served against the backboard and backhanded the ball that bounced back.
- ‘Lady Christina,’ she roared, backhanding him and sending him flying across the chamber to crash into a set of table and chairs.
- I stood up and ran at her, but she disappeared and materialized behind me, backhanding me brutally, and I doubled over trying to keep my balance.
- Collar quickly rushed forward and backhanded the ball sending it back over the net.
- She looked at him briefly before backhanding him again with her hand.
- She felt like backhanding him at that point, but then realized he didn't know about her bad history with the male species.
- Snarling, he raised a hand to backhand me, and I brought up an arm and braced myself for the blow.
- With the abruptness of a striking cobra, Noah backhands him across his face.
- Then I saw him backhand her so hard that she fell back and hit her head against the desk.
- He didn't even hesitate before stepping forward and backhanding her across the cheek.
- I was afraid he was going to backhand me, so I flinched, nearly falling back.
- I ended up backhanding Nicole, making sure I left my mark as she'd left hers.
- Her opponent acted fast, rising from his crouch and backhanding her across the face.
- The duke slashed out with a sound of fury, backhanding Edith across the face.
- The woman slaps her, and Casey backhands her, knocking her a good six foot back.
- Francine went to backhand him across the face, but Keiran held up his book and she wacked her hand across the hardcover.

Definition of backhand in US English:

backhand

nounˈbækˌhændˈbakˌhand

1(in tennis and other racket sports) a stroke played with the back of the hand facing in the direction of the stroke, with the arm across the body.
（网球等球拍运动用语）反手（击球）
he drove a backhand into the net
他反手把球击入网中。
as modifier a backhand volley
反手拦击。
Example sentencesExamples
- Her often solid game was dotted with some impeccable forehand cross-court returns but her backhand is comparatively weaker.
- A backhand down-the-line went past her outstretched racquet, and the script changed.
- She fell behind right away in the second, 4-in a single hand and 6-before a backhand drop shot got her on the scoreboard.
- On the second, he charged to the net and put away a backhand volley to keep his hopes alive.
- He's able to return everything that Clay throws at him whether it's a backhand or a forehand groundstroke.
- But nobody, as we talked in breaks between forehands and backhands, could have predicted the extraordinary way the story developed at Stamford Bridge last night.
- He can roll or slice his backhand, hook his forehand short, or hit it with a mix of pace and top spin that is formidable.
- She blew a second match point with a backhand drop shot that fell short.
- A crossed backhand volley in front of the net ended his run at 6-3.
- He struck a winning backhand volley to break again for the set, and a break for 4-2 in the second set virtually assured him of victory.
- The morning session was focused on improving fundamentals such as forehand and backhand strokes, developing co-ordination, and creating a general awareness of the game.
- In tennis, there is the forehand, the backhand, the overhead smash and the drop volley, all with a different grip.
- She sent her opponent running back with a lunging lob and then dived to put in a backhand angled drop volley.
- This revolution, of course, is about power, about hitting the ball harder than women have ever hit it before, and turning forehands and backhands into serious weaponry.
- But the American hit a forehand into the net, then sent a backhand wide and lost the game.
- He saved four more championship points serving at 5-6, finally winning the 24-point game when his opponent dumped a backhand into the net.
- Behind the pavilion, tennis players traded forehands and backhands on the red courts that spread beneath the canopy of trees in the Edinburgh Gardens.
- They played attacking table tennis with high-speed backhand rallies being prominent.
- Some athletes watch videotapes of a single physical skill, such as a backhand stroke in tennis, being performed with perfect technique.
- Two other girls from Great Ormond Street chatted about their injuries before they enjoyed some expert coaching to improve their forehands, backhands, lobs and volleys.
1. 1.1 A blow or stroke delivered in a similar way to a backhand in tennis and other racket sports.
  as modifier he made a backhand stop of the ball
  Example sentencesExamples
  The man in front of me seemed to strain to turn his head farther around on his neck after receiving a well placed backhand.
  It was quickly followed by another backhand to the temple that left Cassandra dizzy and seeing double.
  He shook her a few times and when that didn't work he went for a good old-fashioned backhand slap.
  She recovers quickly pivoting on her lead foot to bisect him with a backhand blow.
  Recovering, the guard punched Nathan in the face twice; Nathan responded which a kick to the man's groin and backhand to the right side of his head.
  Suddenly, her left hand shot toward the older girl's face in a weak but fast backhand.
  Her cheek still stings from Marc's backhand.
  A flying, spinning backhand strike, is a good example of a high risk, low benefit technique.
  He sliced through the monster with swift backhand sweep of his sword.
  She felt the hot sting of his backhand across her cheek and jaw.

verbˈbækˌhændˈbakˌhand

[with object]

Strike with a backhanded blow or stroke.
反手击打
in a flash, he backhanded Ace across the jaw
他忽然反手扇了艾斯的下巴。
Example sentencesExamples
- Francine went to backhand him across the face, but Keiran held up his book and she wacked her hand across the hardcover.
- Christine lunged at Denton again, the Master backhanding her to send her precariously near the edge of the roof, her head spinning from the force of the blow.
- The duke slashed out with a sound of fury, backhanding Edith across the face.
- Jyger backhanded the guard hard across the face, throwing him to the ground.
- Snarling, he raised a hand to backhand me, and I brought up an arm and braced myself for the blow.
- I was afraid he was going to backhand me, so I flinched, nearly falling back.
- ‘Lady Christina,’ she roared, backhanding him and sending him flying across the chamber to crash into a set of table and chairs.
- Then I saw him backhand her so hard that she fell back and hit her head against the desk.
- Her opponent acted fast, rising from his crouch and backhanding her across the face.
- The woman slaps her, and Casey backhands her, knocking her a good six foot back.
- He didn't even hesitate before stepping forward and backhanding her across the cheek.
- Collar quickly rushed forward and backhanded the ball sending it back over the net.
- With the abruptness of a striking cobra, Noah backhands him across his face.
- He yelled at me, backhanding me across the face.
- I stood up and ran at her, but she disappeared and materialized behind me, backhanding me brutally, and I doubled over trying to keep my balance.
- Reika parries a downward thrust and spins around, backhanding her adversary.
- I ended up backhanding Nicole, making sure I left my mark as she'd left hers.
- She looked at him briefly before backhanding him again with her hand.
- I served against the backboard and backhanded the ball that bounced back.
- She felt like backhanding him at that point, but then realized he didn't know about her bad history with the male species.

单词	backhand
释义	Definition of backhand in English: backhand nounˈbakhandˈbækˌhænd 1(in tennis and other racket sports) a stroke played with the back of the hand facing in the direction of the stroke, with the arm across the body. （网球等球拍运动用语）反手（击球） he drove a backhand into the net 他反手把球击入网中。 as modifier a backhand volley 反手拦击。 Example sentencesExamples In tennis, there is the forehand, the backhand, the overhead smash and the drop volley, all with a different grip. A backhand down-the-line went past her outstretched racquet, and the script changed. He's able to return everything that Clay throws at him whether it's a backhand or a forehand groundstroke. A crossed backhand volley in front of the net ended his run at 6-3. The morning session was focused on improving fundamentals such as forehand and backhand strokes, developing co-ordination, and creating a general awareness of the game. Behind the pavilion, tennis players traded forehands and backhands on the red courts that spread beneath the canopy of trees in the Edinburgh Gardens. Her often solid game was dotted with some impeccable forehand cross-court returns but her backhand is comparatively weaker. She sent her opponent running back with a lunging lob and then dived to put in a backhand angled drop volley. But the American hit a forehand into the net, then sent a backhand wide and lost the game. She blew a second match point with a backhand drop shot that fell short. Some athletes watch videotapes of a single physical skill, such as a backhand stroke in tennis, being performed with perfect technique. They played attacking table tennis with high-speed backhand rallies being prominent. He struck a winning backhand volley to break again for the set, and a break for 4-2 in the second set virtually assured him of victory. Two other girls from Great Ormond Street chatted about their injuries before they enjoyed some expert coaching to improve their forehands, backhands, lobs and volleys. He saved four more championship points serving at 5-6, finally winning the 24-point game when his opponent dumped a backhand into the net. He can roll or slice his backhand, hook his forehand short, or hit it with a mix of pace and top spin that is formidable. But nobody, as we talked in breaks between forehands and backhands, could have predicted the extraordinary way the story developed at Stamford Bridge last night. On the second, he charged to the net and put away a backhand volley to keep his hopes alive. She fell behind right away in the second, 4-in a single hand and 6-before a backhand drop shot got her on the scoreboard. This revolution, of course, is about power, about hitting the ball harder than women have ever hit it before, and turning forehands and backhands into serious weaponry. 1.1 A blow or stroke delivered in a similar way to a backhand in tennis and other racket sports. as modifier a backhand blow hammered into his wrist Example sentencesExamples He sliced through the monster with swift backhand sweep of his sword. Suddenly, her left hand shot toward the older girl's face in a weak but fast backhand. She recovers quickly pivoting on her lead foot to bisect him with a backhand blow. Recovering, the guard punched Nathan in the face twice; Nathan responded which a kick to the man's groin and backhand to the right side of his head. A flying, spinning backhand strike, is a good example of a high risk, low benefit technique. He shook her a few times and when that didn't work he went for a good old-fashioned backhand slap. She felt the hot sting of his backhand across her cheek and jaw. It was quickly followed by another backhand to the temple that left Cassandra dizzy and seeing double. Her cheek still stings from Marc's backhand. The man in front of me seemed to strain to turn his head farther around on his neck after receiving a well placed backhand. verbˈbakhandˈbækˌhænd [with object] Strike with a backhanded blow or stroke. 反手击打 in a flash, he backhanded Ace across the jaw 他忽然反手扇了艾斯的下巴。 Example sentencesExamples Jyger backhanded the guard hard across the face, throwing him to the ground. Christine lunged at Denton again, the Master backhanding her to send her precariously near the edge of the roof, her head spinning from the force of the blow. Reika parries a downward thrust and spins around, backhanding her adversary. He yelled at me, backhanding me across the face. I served against the backboard and backhanded the ball that bounced back. ‘Lady Christina,’ she roared, backhanding him and sending him flying across the chamber to crash into a set of table and chairs. I stood up and ran at her, but she disappeared and materialized behind me, backhanding me brutally, and I doubled over trying to keep my balance. Collar quickly rushed forward and backhanded the ball sending it back over the net. She looked at him briefly before backhanding him again with her hand. She felt like backhanding him at that point, but then realized he didn't know about her bad history with the male species. Snarling, he raised a hand to backhand me, and I brought up an arm and braced myself for the blow. With the abruptness of a striking cobra, Noah backhands him across his face. Then I saw him backhand her so hard that she fell back and hit her head against the desk. He didn't even hesitate before stepping forward and backhanding her across the cheek. I was afraid he was going to backhand me, so I flinched, nearly falling back. I ended up backhanding Nicole, making sure I left my mark as she'd left hers. Her opponent acted fast, rising from his crouch and backhanding her across the face. The duke slashed out with a sound of fury, backhanding Edith across the face. The woman slaps her, and Casey backhands her, knocking her a good six foot back. Francine went to backhand him across the face, but Keiran held up his book and she wacked her hand across the hardcover. Definition of backhand in US English: backhand nounˈbækˌhændˈbakˌhand 1(in tennis and other racket sports) a stroke played with the back of the hand facing in the direction of the stroke, with the arm across the body. （网球等球拍运动用语）反手（击球） he drove a backhand into the net 他反手把球击入网中。 as modifier a backhand volley 反手拦击。 Example sentencesExamples Her often solid game was dotted with some impeccable forehand cross-court returns but her backhand is comparatively weaker. A backhand down-the-line went past her outstretched racquet, and the script changed. She fell behind right away in the second, 4-in a single hand and 6-before a backhand drop shot got her on the scoreboard. On the second, he charged to the net and put away a backhand volley to keep his hopes alive. He's able to return everything that Clay throws at him whether it's a backhand or a forehand groundstroke. But nobody, as we talked in breaks between forehands and backhands, could have predicted the extraordinary way the story developed at Stamford Bridge last night. He can roll or slice his backhand, hook his forehand short, or hit it with a mix of pace and top spin that is formidable. She blew a second match point with a backhand drop shot that fell short. A crossed backhand volley in front of the net ended his run at 6-3. He struck a winning backhand volley to break again for the set, and a break for 4-2 in the second set virtually assured him of victory. The morning session was focused on improving fundamentals such as forehand and backhand strokes, developing co-ordination, and creating a general awareness of the game. In tennis, there is the forehand, the backhand, the overhead smash and the drop volley, all with a different grip. She sent her opponent running back with a lunging lob and then dived to put in a backhand angled drop volley. This revolution, of course, is about power, about hitting the ball harder than women have ever hit it before, and turning forehands and backhands into serious weaponry. But the American hit a forehand into the net, then sent a backhand wide and lost the game. He saved four more championship points serving at 5-6, finally winning the 24-point game when his opponent dumped a backhand into the net. Behind the pavilion, tennis players traded forehands and backhands on the red courts that spread beneath the canopy of trees in the Edinburgh Gardens. They played attacking table tennis with high-speed backhand rallies being prominent. Some athletes watch videotapes of a single physical skill, such as a backhand stroke in tennis, being performed with perfect technique. Two other girls from Great Ormond Street chatted about their injuries before they enjoyed some expert coaching to improve their forehands, backhands, lobs and volleys. 1.1 A blow or stroke delivered in a similar way to a backhand in tennis and other racket sports. as modifier he made a backhand stop of the ball Example sentencesExamples The man in front of me seemed to strain to turn his head farther around on his neck after receiving a well placed backhand. It was quickly followed by another backhand to the temple that left Cassandra dizzy and seeing double. He shook her a few times and when that didn't work he went for a good old-fashioned backhand slap. She recovers quickly pivoting on her lead foot to bisect him with a backhand blow. Recovering, the guard punched Nathan in the face twice; Nathan responded which a kick to the man's groin and backhand to the right side of his head. Suddenly, her left hand shot toward the older girl's face in a weak but fast backhand. Her cheek still stings from Marc's backhand. A flying, spinning backhand strike, is a good example of a high risk, low benefit technique. He sliced through the monster with swift backhand sweep of his sword. She felt the hot sting of his backhand across her cheek and jaw. verbˈbækˌhændˈbakˌhand [with object] Strike with a backhanded blow or stroke. 反手击打 in a flash, he backhanded Ace across the jaw 他忽然反手扇了艾斯的下巴。 Example sentencesExamples Francine went to backhand him across the face, but Keiran held up his book and she wacked her hand across the hardcover. Christine lunged at Denton again, the Master backhanding her to send her precariously near the edge of the roof, her head spinning from the force of the blow. The duke slashed out with a sound of fury, backhanding Edith across the face. Jyger backhanded the guard hard across the face, throwing him to the ground. Snarling, he raised a hand to backhand me, and I brought up an arm and braced myself for the blow. I was afraid he was going to backhand me, so I flinched, nearly falling back. ‘Lady Christina,’ she roared, backhanding him and sending him flying across the chamber to crash into a set of table and chairs. Then I saw him backhand her so hard that she fell back and hit her head against the desk. Her opponent acted fast, rising from his crouch and backhanding her across the face. The woman slaps her, and Casey backhands her, knocking her a good six foot back. He didn't even hesitate before stepping forward and backhanding her across the cheek. Collar quickly rushed forward and backhanded the ball sending it back over the net. With the abruptness of a striking cobra, Noah backhands him across his face. He yelled at me, backhanding me across the face. I stood up and ran at her, but she disappeared and materialized behind me, backhanding me brutally, and I doubled over trying to keep my balance. Reika parries a downward thrust and spins around, backhanding her adversary. I ended up backhanding Nicole, making sure I left my mark as she'd left hers. She looked at him briefly before backhanding him again with her hand. I served against the backboard and backhanded the ball that bounced back. She felt like backhanding him at that point, but then realized he didn't know about her bad history with the male species.
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