Definition of left and right in English:

left and right

adverb ˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt

1On or towards the left and the right; on both sides; in both directions.
2Informal. On or from all sides; in all directions; indiscriminately; prodigiously.

adjective ˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt

Characterized by movement to both left and right; characterized by, or involving both the left and the right hands, sides, etc.

noun ˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt

1Shooting. = left-and-right shot.
2Boxing. An attack consisting of a blow delivered with the left hand followed by a blow delivered with the right hand.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Lloyd (bap. 1733, d. 1764), poet and playwright. From left + and + right.

Definition of left and right in US English:

left and right

adverbˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt

1On or towards the left and the right; on both sides; in both directions.
2Informal. On or from all sides; in all directions; indiscriminately; prodigiously.

adjectiveˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt

Characterized by movement to both left and right; characterized by, or involving both the left and the right hands, sides, etc.

nounˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt

1Shooting. = left-and-right shot.
2Boxing. An attack consisting of a blow delivered with the left hand followed by a blow delivered with the right hand.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Lloyd (bap. 1733, d. 1764), poet and playwright. From left + and + right.

词汇	left and right
释义	Definition of left and right in English: left and right adverb ˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt 1On or towards the left and the right; on both sides; in both directions. 2Informal. On or from all sides; in all directions; indiscriminately; prodigiously. adjective ˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt Characterized by movement to both left and right; characterized by, or involving both the left and the right hands, sides, etc. noun ˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt 1Shooting. = left-and-right shot. 2Boxing. An attack consisting of a blow delivered with the left hand followed by a blow delivered with the right hand. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Lloyd (bap. 1733, d. 1764), poet and playwright. From left + and + right. Definition of left and right in US English: left and right adverbˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt 1On or towards the left and the right; on both sides; in both directions. 2Informal. On or from all sides; in all directions; indiscriminately; prodigiously. adjectiveˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt Characterized by movement to both left and right; characterized by, or involving both the left and the right hands, sides, etc. nounˌlɛft ən(d) ˈrʌɪt 1Shooting. = left-and-right shot. 2Boxing. An attack consisting of a blow delivered with the left hand followed by a blow delivered with the right hand. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Lloyd (bap. 1733, d. 1764), poet and playwright. From left + and + right.
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