Definition of unhand in English:

unhand

verbʌnˈhandˌənˈhænd

humorous, archaic

with object, usually in imperative Release (someone) from one's grasp.
〈古，幽默〉放开；释放
‘Unhand me, sir!’ she cried
“放开我，先生！”她高声喊叫。
Example sentencesExamples
- Now unhand me, sir, or I vill cook your goose instead of the one on the stove!
- Kindly unhand me sir; for I don't wish to dirty my dress with your muddy paws!
- They unhanded her immediately, and Lee walked to the passenger's side at the back, and grabbed her father's coat and put it on.
- ‘Monsieur,’ she chided, a cold smile twisting her charming lips, ‘I would unhand me were I you.’
- Please unhand me, I do not wish to inflict harm.

Definition of unhand in US English:

unhand

verbˌənˈhændˌənˈhand

humorous, archaic

with object, usually in imperative Release (someone) from one's grasp.
〈古，幽默〉放开；释放
“Unhand me, sir!” she cried
“放开我，先生！”她高声喊叫。
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Monsieur,’ she chided, a cold smile twisting her charming lips, ‘I would unhand me were I you.’
- Now unhand me, sir, or I vill cook your goose instead of the one on the stove!
- Kindly unhand me sir; for I don't wish to dirty my dress with your muddy paws!
- They unhanded her immediately, and Lee walked to the passenger's side at the back, and grabbed her father's coat and put it on.
- Please unhand me, I do not wish to inflict harm.

单词	unhand
释义	Definition of unhand in English: unhand verbʌnˈhandˌənˈhænd humorous, archaic with object, usually in imperative Release (someone) from one's grasp. 〈古，幽默〉放开；释放 ‘Unhand me, sir!’ she cried “放开我，先生！”她高声喊叫。 Example sentencesExamples Now unhand me, sir, or I vill cook your goose instead of the one on the stove! Kindly unhand me sir; for I don't wish to dirty my dress with your muddy paws! They unhanded her immediately, and Lee walked to the passenger's side at the back, and grabbed her father's coat and put it on. ‘Monsieur,’ she chided, a cold smile twisting her charming lips, ‘I would unhand me were I you.’ Please unhand me, I do not wish to inflict harm. Definition of unhand in US English: unhand verbˌənˈhændˌənˈhand humorous, archaic with object, usually in imperative Release (someone) from one's grasp. 〈古，幽默〉放开；释放 “Unhand me, sir!” she cried “放开我，先生！”她高声喊叫。 Example sentencesExamples ‘Monsieur,’ she chided, a cold smile twisting her charming lips, ‘I would unhand me were I you.’ Now unhand me, sir, or I vill cook your goose instead of the one on the stove! Kindly unhand me sir; for I don't wish to dirty my dress with your muddy paws! They unhanded her immediately, and Lee walked to the passenger's side at the back, and grabbed her father's coat and put it on. Please unhand me, I do not wish to inflict harm.
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