گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'lay hands on'

1 general:: 1. Also, get one's hands on. Get someone or something in one's grasp, especially to do harm. For example, Tom's gone off with the keys again; just wait till I lay my hands on him. [c. A.D. 1000] 2. Also, get or lay or put one's hands on. Find, obtain, as in As soon as I lay hands on the book, I'll call you, or He couldn't seem to put his hands on last year's sales figures. Also see GET HOLD OF.

2 general:: Phrase(s): lay one’s hands on someone, something, or an animal Go to put one's hands on someone, something, or an animal.

3 general:: Phrase(s): lay one’s hands on someone, something, or an animal 1. Lit. to place one’s hands on someone or an animal. • He put his hands on the sick woman and proclaimed her cured. This act of faith healing failed, alas. • He laid his hands on the dog and gently felt for broken bones. 2. Fig. to locate and get hold of someone or something. • As soon as I can lay my hands on him, I’ll get him right over here. • I am trying to put my hands on the book you suggested. 3. Fig. to get hold of someone or an animal with punishment or harm as a goal. • Just wait till I put my hands on you! • When I lay my hands on Ken, he will be sorry he ever lied to me.