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Idiomes avec Hand

( LIKE)  The  back of one's  hand : have  a  perfect knowledge of something.

Out  of  hand : far off,  distant , not  available.

Close  at  hand:  very near , available.

Play  a  hand in  :  take part  in something ( also a  card game).

Hand  over  fist :  very   quickly .

Hands  down : with  very  little effort  , easily.

Hat  in hand :  humbly.

Have  a  hand in :  have a  role  in.

Tip  one's  hand :  reveal  a secret  inadvertently.

First  hand  :  experience , learn   something  for  the  first time .

Change  hands :  to pass  from  a person  to  another.

Right-hand  person  : someone who helps and supports you at work.

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