Definition of one-handed in English:

one-handed

adjective & adverb

1Having or using only one hand.
as adjective the keeper produced an excellent one-handed save
as adverb he caught the ball one-handed
Example sentencesExamples
- The equipment is not well-designed for one-handed operation.
- He was straining to lift the bar one-handed.
- An investment in the sword skill will lead him to swing it one-handed.
- It's a device you really can use one-handed.
- He appreciates the opportunity to demonstrate the one-handed shotgun technique.
- In such a situation, a one-handed lift obviously won't work.
- Our first order of business would be to figure out a method of allowing our citizens to vote one-handed.
- He fired his weapon one-handed, his finger squeezing the trigger only once.
- I read them one-handed, a Scotch in the other.
- The keypad is squashed at the bottom of the phone fascia, making one-handed text typing tricky.
1. 1.1 Designed to be used with only one hand.
  as adjective I have a one-handed keyboard hooked up to my computer
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's only slightly larger than a rotary harmonica and about the same size as a one-handed cello.
  It plans soon to ship a Bluetooth version of its one-handed FrogPad keyboard.
  I pulled out my pocketknife, one of those snazzy one-handed little openers.
  Methods to control bleeding include fibrin hemostatic dressings and one-handed tourniquets.
  Silent Scope 2 was shown with a prototype one-handed controller, which has a thumb roller ball used to aim and a gun-like trigger.
  The new one-handed cap and curvy bottle has both convenience and functionality.
  If a one-handed keyboard is more than you can handle, they introduced a digital notepad.
  Even the high end PDA market is small beer compared to one-handed smartphones which are essentially portable office document 'viewers'.
  The kaleidoscope was a one-handed device that allowed freedom of one arm for IV insertion.
  The poor guy will awkwardly wield a one-handed sword using both hands in the beginning.

单词	one-handed
释义	Definition of one-handed in English: one-handed adjective & adverb 1Having or using only one hand. as adjective the keeper produced an excellent one-handed save as adverb he caught the ball one-handed Example sentencesExamples The equipment is not well-designed for one-handed operation. He was straining to lift the bar one-handed. An investment in the sword skill will lead him to swing it one-handed. It's a device you really can use one-handed. He appreciates the opportunity to demonstrate the one-handed shotgun technique. In such a situation, a one-handed lift obviously won't work. Our first order of business would be to figure out a method of allowing our citizens to vote one-handed. He fired his weapon one-handed, his finger squeezing the trigger only once. I read them one-handed, a Scotch in the other. The keypad is squashed at the bottom of the phone fascia, making one-handed text typing tricky. 1.1 Designed to be used with only one hand. as adjective I have a one-handed keyboard hooked up to my computer Example sentencesExamples It's only slightly larger than a rotary harmonica and about the same size as a one-handed cello. It plans soon to ship a Bluetooth version of its one-handed FrogPad keyboard. I pulled out my pocketknife, one of those snazzy one-handed little openers. Methods to control bleeding include fibrin hemostatic dressings and one-handed tourniquets. Silent Scope 2 was shown with a prototype one-handed controller, which has a thumb roller ball used to aim and a gun-like trigger. The new one-handed cap and curvy bottle has both convenience and functionality. If a one-handed keyboard is more than you can handle, they introduced a digital notepad. Even the high end PDA market is small beer compared to one-handed smartphones which are essentially portable office document 'viewers'. The kaleidoscope was a one-handed device that allowed freedom of one arm for IV insertion. The poor guy will awkwardly wield a one-handed sword using both hands in the beginning.
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