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Definitions from the WebHand-onPart of Speech: Adjective Sense 1: Directly involving or requiring physical contact or manipulation. Example: The chemistry teacher organized a hand-on experiment for the students to understand the concept better. Sense 2: Involving active participation or practical experience rather than theory or observation. Example: The company provides hand-on training sessions to help the employees master the new software. Sense 3: Characterized by personal involvement or close attention to detail. Example: The chef's hand-on approach ensured that every dish was prepared to perfection. Sense 4: Demonstrating or emphasizing practical skills or abilities. Example: The job advertisement required candidates with hand-on experience in project management. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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