handshake
n. 握手
If you give someone a handshake, you take their right hand with your own right hand and hold it firmly or move it up and down, as a sign of greeting or to show that you have agreed about something such as a business deal.
John smiled and gave him a hearty handshake...
约翰微笑着和他热情地握手。
He has a strong handshake.
他握手时很有力。
1. grasping and shaking a person's hand (as to acknowledge an introduction or to agree on a contract)
Few bosses want to create tension between employees with something as simple as a handshake.
少数老板想要用简单如握手的方式在员工间制造紧张.
If shaking hands , offer a firm handshake.
如果需要握手,要有一定的力度.
The agreement was bound by a handshake.
以握手缔结契约.
The directors will each get a large golden handshake and a pension.
所有的经理都会得到丰厚的退职金和养老费.
A smile and handshake show.
我们还用表情和身体的动作.