handshake in Italian
handshake in Italian is stretta di mano — handshake means the act of grasping and shaking someone's hand as a greeting or to seal an agreement.
handshake in Italian
stretta di mano
The grasping of hands by two people when greeting, leave-taking, or making an agreement.
What does "handshake" mean?
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noun The act of grasping and shaking someone's hand as a greeting or to seal an agreement.
"They sealed the deal with a firm handshake."
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noun In computing, an exchange of signals between devices when a connection is established.
"The connection failed during the initial handshake."
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handshake in a sentence
- They sealed the deal with a firm handshake.
- His handshake was so weak it barely registered.
- The connection failed during the initial handshake.
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What is "handshake" in Italian?
"handshake" in Italian is stretta di mano. handshake means: The act of grasping and shaking someone's hand as a greeting or to seal an agreement.
How do you use "handshake" in a sentence?
Example: "They sealed the deal with a firm handshake." In Italian, "handshake" is stretta di mano.
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