n.握手

原形：handshake复数：handshakes

He extended his hand for a handshake, greeting her warmly.
他伸出手来握手，热情地欢迎她。
After the job interview, the interviewer shook my hand firmly.
面试结束后，面试官坚定地和我握了手。
In business settings, a strong handshake often leaves a good first impression.
在商务场合，有力的握手往往能给人留下好印象。
They sealed the deal with a handshake, no paperwork involved.
他们通过握手达成了协议，没有涉及任何书面文件。
She initiated the handshake, showing her confidence and friendliness.
她主动伸出手来握手，显示出她的自信和友善。
The two politicians exchanged a cordial handshake before the debate.
两位政治家在辩论前友好地握了手。
The athletes shook hands at the end of the match, respecting each other's performance.
比赛结束后，运动员们互相握手，尊重对方的表现。
After signing the contract, they shook hands as a sign of mutual trust.
签署合同后，他们握手以示相互信任。
In some cultures, a handshake is the customary way to greet someone.
在一些文化中，握手是问候他人的传统方式。
The handshake turned into a long embrace, indicating a deep connection between them.
握手变成了长时间的拥抱，表明他们之间有着深厚的情感联系。