1.握手
1.the act of shaking someone’s hand, for example as a greeting
1.If who want to shake hands with you, you certainly want to shake hands with him-brush-off the handshake is very ill-mannered.
如果谁要和你握手，你当然要同他握手——拒绝握手是非常不礼貌的。
2.One of my favorites to do in a social setting (especially with someone you just met recently) is to go for the hug instead of the handshake.
在社交场合，与人拥抱是我最喜欢的形式之一（特别是对最近你刚遇到的人）。
3.Delicate sleeve button, so small an outfitting item, makes man stand out with taste and charm at a simple handshake.
而袖扣也是讨巧的，一处小小的点缀，就能让男人在举手投足之间散发最大的品位魅力。
4.A church can be an unfriendly and lonely place unless there is an Andrew or two at the door with a welcoming smile and friendly handshake.
除非有一、两个像安得烈的信徒，面带笑容，在门口亲切握手欢迎新朋友；否则，教会只会让人感到是一个不友善和孤独的地方。
5.This was a simple handshake. But it had very different meanings to the people involved.
这仅仅是一次简单的握手，但对于不同的人来说却有着不同的含义。
6.Then he abruptly gets up from the meeting table, turns away from me without a goodbye handshake, and goes back to his desk and computer.
接着他突然从会议桌前站起身来，从我身边走过，没有做告别的手势，做回到了他的办公桌和电脑前。
7.With a cordial handshake, the soldier left, and Shelton watched his courteous figure shepherding his wife away.
恳挚地拉拉手，军人告辞了。谢尔顿注视着他那彬彬有礼的姿态，也带领着他的太太走了。
8.Well, I walked in, gave him a firm handshake and introuduced myself. Then I sat down.
恩，我走了进去，给了面试官一个实实在在的握手并自我介绍了一下。然后我就坐了下来。
9.He came to the door to welcome me with a handshake.
他走到门口同我握手表示欢迎。
10.The historic handshake between them opened the door to peace and marked the end of violence.
他们历史性的握手打开了和平之门，标志着暴力的结束。