Definition of first-hand in English:

first-hand

adjective & adverbˌfəːstˈhand

(of information or experience) from the original source or personal experience; direct.
（信息，经验）第一手的；亲身的；直接的
as adjective first-hand accounts of activities behind the enemy lines
敌后活动的直接报道。
as adverb data which is obtained first-hand from customers
来自顾客的第一手资料。
Example sentencesExamples
- When someone comes along with first-hand knowledge of the topic in hand it just confuses everyone.
- At their best, they provide an authentic new source of first-hand information.
- Poets who perform their work involve themselves in a first-hand experience.
- The idea, clearly, is to make it easy for students to see the first-hand evidence of textual problems for themselves.
- Apart from military personnel, it is only our oldest generation that has had first-hand experience of life in a war zone.
- Journalists from all over China have gone to the small town to get first-hand information about the case.
- Numerous poets and playwrights had first-hand experience of the wars.
- An increasing number of Australians understand this from first-hand experience.
- Having knowledge and first-hand experience can really feed that imagination.
- Victims of stalking have first-hand knowledge of various techniques that can be used to terrorise or control others.
- He has captured the first-hand accounts of many people whose stories would probably otherwise have been lost to us.
- His thorough and first-hand knowledge of war could be seen clearly in these short stories.
- I also have first-hand experience of the repercussions that follow when you make a stand against sectarianism.
- Probably not people who have my first-hand experience of a similar situation.
- That being said, I still think the best marketing stories come from personal, first-hand experience.
- He heard a range of first-hand accounts of people's experiences of crime.
- How can anyone objectively criticise an event without having first-hand knowledge of it?
- He was also able to draw on first-hand knowledge of the caprices of the writing life.
Synonyms
direct, immediate, personal, unmediated, hands-on, experiential, empirical, from the original source

词汇	first-hand
释义	Definition of first-hand in English: first-hand adjective & adverbˌfəːstˈhand (of information or experience) from the original source or personal experience; direct. （信息，经验）第一手的；亲身的；直接的 as adjective first-hand accounts of activities behind the enemy lines 敌后活动的直接报道。 as adverb data which is obtained first-hand from customers 来自顾客的第一手资料。 Example sentencesExamples When someone comes along with first-hand knowledge of the topic in hand it just confuses everyone. At their best, they provide an authentic new source of first-hand information. Poets who perform their work involve themselves in a first-hand experience. The idea, clearly, is to make it easy for students to see the first-hand evidence of textual problems for themselves. Apart from military personnel, it is only our oldest generation that has had first-hand experience of life in a war zone. Journalists from all over China have gone to the small town to get first-hand information about the case. Numerous poets and playwrights had first-hand experience of the wars. An increasing number of Australians understand this from first-hand experience. Having knowledge and first-hand experience can really feed that imagination. Victims of stalking have first-hand knowledge of various techniques that can be used to terrorise or control others. He has captured the first-hand accounts of many people whose stories would probably otherwise have been lost to us. His thorough and first-hand knowledge of war could be seen clearly in these short stories. I also have first-hand experience of the repercussions that follow when you make a stand against sectarianism. Probably not people who have my first-hand experience of a similar situation. That being said, I still think the best marketing stories come from personal, first-hand experience. He heard a range of first-hand accounts of people's experiences of crime. How can anyone objectively criticise an event without having first-hand knowledge of it? He was also able to draw on first-hand knowledge of the caprices of the writing life. Synonyms direct, immediate, personal, unmediated, hands-on, experiential, empirical, from the original source
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