Definition of single-handed in English:

single-handed

adjective & adverb ˌsɪŋɡ(ə)lˈhandɪdˌsɪŋɡəlˈhændəd

1Done without help from anyone else.
独立无援地（的），单枪匹马地（的）
as adverb sailing single-handed round the world
独自一人驾船周游世界。
as adjective a single-handed crusade
独立无援的运动。
Example sentencesExamples
- He handed in several references praising her as a mother and a person, and said she had been taking medication since last summer for depression caused by the strain of bringing up her children single-handed.
- Her almost single-handed campaign to remind Penang's 1.2 million dwellers of their unique architectural heritage has resulted in her fascinating book ‘Streets of George Town’.
- At just 27 she has already been hailed as a sporting legend having pitted herself against the elements to become the fastest Briton ever to sail single-handed around the globe in the famous Vendee Globe challenge.
- She is portrayed as a single-handed crusader in the fight against drugs.
- And since the late 1990s, she seems to have been pursuing a single-handed crusade to save the diva from extinction.
- How can he possibly fend for himself at all, let alone manage quite literally single-handed for 30 years?
- The authors said concern about single-handed doctors had long been expressed but ‘we have found no evidence in this study that single-handed general practitioners are under-performing clinically’.
- Meanwhile, the Lib Dems will take single-handed control of the council's all-powerful executive after Labour and Tories rejected a power-sharing offer.
- Out of the current five yacht races that circumnavigate the globe, only Around Alone and the non-stop Vendee Globe are single-handed.
- He has had plenty of time to prepare it and has won two races in it, including the Transat, the gruelling 2,800-mile single-handed transatlantic race, during the summer.
- I left with no doubt in my mind at all that this was a man who, single-handed, changed the course of popular music forever.
- It was the single-handed effort of this man which took Kathaprasangam, which once was a prominent part of the temple festival itinerary, to the mainstream of Kerala culture.
- It was only when I was about 17 that I realised that all the books I had were about single-handed sailing.
- They could not believe that any sane man would take on a multinational corporation almost single-handed, let alone succeed?
- At the same time it would be apt to remember and raise a glass to previous world-rounders who have achieved the same single-handed feat, albeit slower, without the daily security of satellite navigation systems.
- Her own mother, bringing two children up single-handed after the war after her second husband was killed in the fighting, had a ‘rotten, rough time’.
- The 16-year-old was told on his arrival that despite being the youngest person to sail the Atlantic single-handed, he would have to work hard to catch up on school work.
- Commenting on the honour, he said: ‘This has not been done single-handed.’
- Most notable of all, he has, almost single-handed, tamed the once all-powerful military and established civilian supremacy in the government.
- The defining image of the movie showed actor Gary Lewis struggling under the weight of his beloved ma's coffin which he tries to carry single-handed from the hearse to the grave.
Synonyms
by oneself, alone, on one's own, solo, unaided, unassisted, without help, by one's own efforts, independently
under one's own steam
2Done or designed to be used with one hand.
单手使用地（的），适用单手地（的）
as adverb the tool is easy to use single-handed
这个工具单手使用就很方便。
as adjective a single-handed axe
单手使用的斧头。
Example sentencesExamples
- But he was offered a job back at his old firm and gradually learnt how to use adaptive technologies such as single-handed keyboards, tracking balls and IBM's voice-recognition software.
- The code will recommend practices such as a maximum breaking strain of line, hook size of no more than 14, and the use of a single-handed rod.
- Carrying it across the room, he opened the window single-handed (easier said then done).
- She still generates enormous force, but what is most attractive about her game is the subtly of stroke, particularly that classical single-handed backhand.
- The 23-year-old from San Diego, California, has struggled to hit those heights since, but her single-handed backhand is regarded among her peers as one of the best in women's tennis.

Definition of single-handed in US English:

single-handed

(also singlehanded)

adjective & adverbˌsɪŋɡəlˈhændədˌsiNGɡəlˈhandəd

1Done without help from anyone else.
独立无援地（的），单枪匹马地（的）
as adverb sailing single-handed around the world
独自一人驾船周游世界。
as adjective a single-handed crusade
独立无援的运动。
Example sentencesExamples
- How can he possibly fend for himself at all, let alone manage quite literally single-handed for 30 years?
- Meanwhile, the Lib Dems will take single-handed control of the council's all-powerful executive after Labour and Tories rejected a power-sharing offer.
- At the same time it would be apt to remember and raise a glass to previous world-rounders who have achieved the same single-handed feat, albeit slower, without the daily security of satellite navigation systems.
- He handed in several references praising her as a mother and a person, and said she had been taking medication since last summer for depression caused by the strain of bringing up her children single-handed.
- The 16-year-old was told on his arrival that despite being the youngest person to sail the Atlantic single-handed, he would have to work hard to catch up on school work.
- Her almost single-handed campaign to remind Penang's 1.2 million dwellers of their unique architectural heritage has resulted in her fascinating book ‘Streets of George Town’.
- It was only when I was about 17 that I realised that all the books I had were about single-handed sailing.
- It was the single-handed effort of this man which took Kathaprasangam, which once was a prominent part of the temple festival itinerary, to the mainstream of Kerala culture.
- She is portrayed as a single-handed crusader in the fight against drugs.
- I left with no doubt in my mind at all that this was a man who, single-handed, changed the course of popular music forever.
- Most notable of all, he has, almost single-handed, tamed the once all-powerful military and established civilian supremacy in the government.
- Out of the current five yacht races that circumnavigate the globe, only Around Alone and the non-stop Vendee Globe are single-handed.
- And since the late 1990s, she seems to have been pursuing a single-handed crusade to save the diva from extinction.
- At just 27 she has already been hailed as a sporting legend having pitted herself against the elements to become the fastest Briton ever to sail single-handed around the globe in the famous Vendee Globe challenge.
- Her own mother, bringing two children up single-handed after the war after her second husband was killed in the fighting, had a ‘rotten, rough time’.
- They could not believe that any sane man would take on a multinational corporation almost single-handed, let alone succeed?
- Commenting on the honour, he said: ‘This has not been done single-handed.’
- The defining image of the movie showed actor Gary Lewis struggling under the weight of his beloved ma's coffin which he tries to carry single-handed from the hearse to the grave.
- He has had plenty of time to prepare it and has won two races in it, including the Transat, the gruelling 2,800-mile single-handed transatlantic race, during the summer.
- The authors said concern about single-handed doctors had long been expressed but ‘we have found no evidence in this study that single-handed general practitioners are under-performing clinically’.
Synonyms
by oneself, alone, on one's own, solo, unaided, unassisted, without help, by one's own efforts, independently
2Done or designed to be used with one hand.
单手使用地（的），适用单手地（的）
as adverb the tool is easy to use single-handed
这个工具单手使用就很方便。
as adjective a single-handed ax
单手使用的斧头。
Example sentencesExamples
- She still generates enormous force, but what is most attractive about her game is the subtly of stroke, particularly that classical single-handed backhand.
- But he was offered a job back at his old firm and gradually learnt how to use adaptive technologies such as single-handed keyboards, tracking balls and IBM's voice-recognition software.
- The code will recommend practices such as a maximum breaking strain of line, hook size of no more than 14, and the use of a single-handed rod.
- Carrying it across the room, he opened the window single-handed (easier said then done).
- The 23-year-old from San Diego, California, has struggled to hit those heights since, but her single-handed backhand is regarded among her peers as one of the best in women's tennis.

词汇	single-handed
释义	Definition of single-handed in English: single-handed adjective & adverb ˌsɪŋɡ(ə)lˈhandɪdˌsɪŋɡəlˈhændəd 1Done without help from anyone else. 独立无援地（的），单枪匹马地（的） as adverb sailing single-handed round the world 独自一人驾船周游世界。 as adjective a single-handed crusade 独立无援的运动。 Example sentencesExamples He handed in several references praising her as a mother and a person, and said she had been taking medication since last summer for depression caused by the strain of bringing up her children single-handed. Her almost single-handed campaign to remind Penang's 1.2 million dwellers of their unique architectural heritage has resulted in her fascinating book ‘Streets of George Town’. At just 27 she has already been hailed as a sporting legend having pitted herself against the elements to become the fastest Briton ever to sail single-handed around the globe in the famous Vendee Globe challenge. She is portrayed as a single-handed crusader in the fight against drugs. And since the late 1990s, she seems to have been pursuing a single-handed crusade to save the diva from extinction. How can he possibly fend for himself at all, let alone manage quite literally single-handed for 30 years? The authors said concern about single-handed doctors had long been expressed but ‘we have found no evidence in this study that single-handed general practitioners are under-performing clinically’. Meanwhile, the Lib Dems will take single-handed control of the council's all-powerful executive after Labour and Tories rejected a power-sharing offer. Out of the current five yacht races that circumnavigate the globe, only Around Alone and the non-stop Vendee Globe are single-handed. He has had plenty of time to prepare it and has won two races in it, including the Transat, the gruelling 2,800-mile single-handed transatlantic race, during the summer. I left with no doubt in my mind at all that this was a man who, single-handed, changed the course of popular music forever. It was the single-handed effort of this man which took Kathaprasangam, which once was a prominent part of the temple festival itinerary, to the mainstream of Kerala culture. It was only when I was about 17 that I realised that all the books I had were about single-handed sailing. They could not believe that any sane man would take on a multinational corporation almost single-handed, let alone succeed? At the same time it would be apt to remember and raise a glass to previous world-rounders who have achieved the same single-handed feat, albeit slower, without the daily security of satellite navigation systems. Her own mother, bringing two children up single-handed after the war after her second husband was killed in the fighting, had a ‘rotten, rough time’. The 16-year-old was told on his arrival that despite being the youngest person to sail the Atlantic single-handed, he would have to work hard to catch up on school work. Commenting on the honour, he said: ‘This has not been done single-handed.’ Most notable of all, he has, almost single-handed, tamed the once all-powerful military and established civilian supremacy in the government. The defining image of the movie showed actor Gary Lewis struggling under the weight of his beloved ma's coffin which he tries to carry single-handed from the hearse to the grave. Synonyms by oneself, alone, on one's own, solo, unaided, unassisted, without help, by one's own efforts, independently under one's own steam 2Done or designed to be used with one hand. 单手使用地（的），适用单手地（的） as adverb the tool is easy to use single-handed 这个工具单手使用就很方便。 as adjective a single-handed axe 单手使用的斧头。 Example sentencesExamples But he was offered a job back at his old firm and gradually learnt how to use adaptive technologies such as single-handed keyboards, tracking balls and IBM's voice-recognition software. The code will recommend practices such as a maximum breaking strain of line, hook size of no more than 14, and the use of a single-handed rod. Carrying it across the room, he opened the window single-handed (easier said then done). She still generates enormous force, but what is most attractive about her game is the subtly of stroke, particularly that classical single-handed backhand. The 23-year-old from San Diego, California, has struggled to hit those heights since, but her single-handed backhand is regarded among her peers as one of the best in women's tennis. Definition of single-handed in US English: single-handed (also singlehanded) adjective & adverbˌsɪŋɡəlˈhændədˌsiNGɡəlˈhandəd 1Done without help from anyone else. 独立无援地（的），单枪匹马地（的） as adverb sailing single-handed around the world 独自一人驾船周游世界。 as adjective a single-handed crusade 独立无援的运动。 Example sentencesExamples How can he possibly fend for himself at all, let alone manage quite literally single-handed for 30 years? Meanwhile, the Lib Dems will take single-handed control of the council's all-powerful executive after Labour and Tories rejected a power-sharing offer. At the same time it would be apt to remember and raise a glass to previous world-rounders who have achieved the same single-handed feat, albeit slower, without the daily security of satellite navigation systems. He handed in several references praising her as a mother and a person, and said she had been taking medication since last summer for depression caused by the strain of bringing up her children single-handed. The 16-year-old was told on his arrival that despite being the youngest person to sail the Atlantic single-handed, he would have to work hard to catch up on school work. Her almost single-handed campaign to remind Penang's 1.2 million dwellers of their unique architectural heritage has resulted in her fascinating book ‘Streets of George Town’. It was only when I was about 17 that I realised that all the books I had were about single-handed sailing. It was the single-handed effort of this man which took Kathaprasangam, which once was a prominent part of the temple festival itinerary, to the mainstream of Kerala culture. She is portrayed as a single-handed crusader in the fight against drugs. I left with no doubt in my mind at all that this was a man who, single-handed, changed the course of popular music forever. Most notable of all, he has, almost single-handed, tamed the once all-powerful military and established civilian supremacy in the government. Out of the current five yacht races that circumnavigate the globe, only Around Alone and the non-stop Vendee Globe are single-handed. And since the late 1990s, she seems to have been pursuing a single-handed crusade to save the diva from extinction. At just 27 she has already been hailed as a sporting legend having pitted herself against the elements to become the fastest Briton ever to sail single-handed around the globe in the famous Vendee Globe challenge. Her own mother, bringing two children up single-handed after the war after her second husband was killed in the fighting, had a ‘rotten, rough time’. They could not believe that any sane man would take on a multinational corporation almost single-handed, let alone succeed? Commenting on the honour, he said: ‘This has not been done single-handed.’ The defining image of the movie showed actor Gary Lewis struggling under the weight of his beloved ma's coffin which he tries to carry single-handed from the hearse to the grave. He has had plenty of time to prepare it and has won two races in it, including the Transat, the gruelling 2,800-mile single-handed transatlantic race, during the summer. The authors said concern about single-handed doctors had long been expressed but ‘we have found no evidence in this study that single-handed general practitioners are under-performing clinically’. Synonyms by oneself, alone, on one's own, solo, unaided, unassisted, without help, by one's own efforts, independently 2Done or designed to be used with one hand. 单手使用地（的），适用单手地（的） as adverb the tool is easy to use single-handed 这个工具单手使用就很方便。 as adjective a single-handed ax 单手使用的斧头。 Example sentencesExamples She still generates enormous force, but what is most attractive about her game is the subtly of stroke, particularly that classical single-handed backhand. But he was offered a job back at his old firm and gradually learnt how to use adaptive technologies such as single-handed keyboards, tracking balls and IBM's voice-recognition software. The code will recommend practices such as a maximum breaking strain of line, hook size of no more than 14, and the use of a single-handed rod. Carrying it across the room, he opened the window single-handed (easier said then done). The 23-year-old from San Diego, California, has struggled to hit those heights since, but her single-handed backhand is regarded among her peers as one of the best in women's tennis.
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