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UNDERHAND - translation to arabic
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Underhand (disambiguation); Underhanded; Underhand grip
UNDERHAND
الصفة
باطِن ; باطِنيّ ; خافٍ ; خَفِيّ ; دَغِل ; سِرِّيّ
underhand
صِفَة : سرّيّ . ماكر . مخادع
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حال : سرّاً . بمكر
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حال : سرّاً . بمكر
underhand
ADV
سرا= يمكر واليد تحت مستوى الكتف
ADJ
سرى = ماكر ، مخادع منجز واليد تحت مستوى الكتف
سرا= يمكر واليد تحت مستوى الكتف
ADJ
سرى = ماكر ، مخادع منجز واليد تحت مستوى الكتف
Definition
underhand
Note: in AM usually use, and in BRIT sometimes use 'underhanded'
1.
If an action is underhand or if it is done in an underhand way, it is done secretly and dishonestly.
...underhand financial deals.
...a list of the underhanded ways in which their influence operates in the United States...
Mr Livingstone accused the government of being underhand.
ADJ: usu ADJ n [disapproval]
2.
You use underhand or underhanded to describe actions, such as throwing a ball, in which you do not raise your arm above your shoulder. (AM)
...an underhanded pitch.
? overarm
ADJ: ADJ n
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Underhand is also an adverb. (in BRIT, use underarm
)
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In softball, pitches are tossed underhand.
? overarm
ADV: ADV after v
Examples of use of UNDERHAND
1. On a second occasion, I caught him underhand again.
2. We have no intention of doing anything underhand, he said.
3. "You can‘t build a bridge of confidence with the scaffolding of lies and underhand dealing.
4. He was a gentleman in all his dealings, never underhand, always scrupulous.
5. Having failed to achieve their ends through diplomacy, the British resorted to sinister underhand means.