Definition of handheld in English:

handheld

adjectiveˈhandhɛldˈhændˌhɛld

Designed to be held in the hand.
a handheld camera
Example sentencesExamples
- Security at the court was tight with hand-held metal detectors, and a second security check inside the building.
- The intricate figurines that roll out of his sandalwood art when he opens one hand-held closet after another is beyond comparison.
- For instance, all these installations have frame metal detectors apart from hand-held metal detectors.
- Among other things, this means the films are shot using hand-held cameras and no props are used.
- Paper models of computers and hand-held organizers have now become standard offering fare.
- I read recently film directors now believe hand-held cameras make for greater realism in films, particularly street locations.
- A number of officers will also carry hand-held video cameras to gather intelligence.
- Clark says this move away from hand-held camera work effectively forces audiences to face the proverbial music.
- And their colleagues in civil dress with hand-held metal detectors were also present.
- You could use them in chisels, mixers, fans, and hand-held scalp massagers.
- In addition, ISRO has sent many hand-held satellite phones to the Andaman and Nicobar islands.
- Grind the orange pulp, peel, and raisins together with a hand-held mixer until it resembles a paste.
- Easy to use and learn, it works as a close-up, hand-held version of a harmonica.
- The first few items go on a magical speed, when Mangal Junior turns sticks into flowers, umbrellas and hand-held fans.
- He shot Tigerland almost like a documentary, with hand-held cameras and no make-up.
- Now with buckets and hand-held hoses to Council's regulations we are watering occasionally.
- Herzstark managed the company in 1930 and began work on his own design for a hand-held calculator.
- More recently, it designed a version that doctors can access with hand-held devices.
- The study was conducted in Australia to estimate the crash risk in a jurisdiction where hand-held phone use is banned.
- They said several detonations, probably rockets fired from hand-held launchers were also heard.

nounˈhandhɛld

A small computer that can be used in the hand.
basic linguistic products such as phonetic spellcheckers were the first electronic handhelds
Example sentencesExamples
- Currently the hand-helds have better colour discrimination (as this technical description explains, Eye-Borg registers only hue) but require contact or near-contact with the coloured surface being registered.
- Palm, a PDA manufacturer, has installed three beaming stations in the sports complex so fans can download the latest Giants and visiting team statistics and roster to their hand-helds.
- You can use standard wireless technology in hand-helds that have a huge capacity - they can have up to 250 megabytes now.
- CNET Shopper is the best place to visit when you are trying to find the best hand-helds to buy.
- That company has specialized in a variety of PDA-type systems for applications ranging from industrial to assistive technology hand-helds.
- More complex hand-helds can include detailed maps and slots for additional features available via the Internet.
- It was not a sudden softening in demand for hand-helds,’ said Needham & Co analyst Charles Wolf, who reiterated his ‘hold’ rating on Palm.
- ‘Our route salesmen have benefited from the implementation of new route accounting software complete with new hand-helds for the drivers,’ says Erickson.
- Beware of the hype because no matter what you hear, no hand-held is comparable to a laptop.
- In the second quarter of the year, the European market for hand-helds grew only 26 per cent to 635,000 units, according to recent figures from the British research firm, Canalys.
- Not everyone is convinced that hand-helds are the next must-have machines.
- Devices like Palm hand-helds confirm that technology is getting smaller and smarter at the same time.
- There's probably no great need for it on larger PDAs and hand-helds whose screen size is great enough for cursoring and zooming to be acceptable - Lie reckons about 150-300 pixels is the cut-off point for where it makes sense.
- Long before the BlackBerry and the PlayStation Portable, New Yorkers loved their hand-helds.
- I'm happy to work smaller than that but I'm not about to try to squeeze it down to fit on a Palm hand-held.
- Much of his team's work is a form of humanitarian aid: cooperating with government agencies and the Red Cross, distributing notebook computers and hand-helds and setting up software without charge.
- While most desktop PCs have Macromedia's Flash player on-board, only a handful of hand-helds have the vector-graphics, player installed.
- This site offers the latest news, reviews, information and prices and discussion on hand-helds and smartphones of all kinds.

Definition of handheld in US English:

handheld

adjectiveˈhandˌheldˈhændˌhɛld

Designed to be held in the hand.
a handheld computer
Example sentencesExamples
- And their colleagues in civil dress with hand-held metal detectors were also present.
- Easy to use and learn, it works as a close-up, hand-held version of a harmonica.
- Clark says this move away from hand-held camera work effectively forces audiences to face the proverbial music.
- Paper models of computers and hand-held organizers have now become standard offering fare.
- They said several detonations, probably rockets fired from hand-held launchers were also heard.
- I read recently film directors now believe hand-held cameras make for greater realism in films, particularly street locations.
- The study was conducted in Australia to estimate the crash risk in a jurisdiction where hand-held phone use is banned.
- Now with buckets and hand-held hoses to Council's regulations we are watering occasionally.
- More recently, it designed a version that doctors can access with hand-held devices.
- The intricate figurines that roll out of his sandalwood art when he opens one hand-held closet after another is beyond comparison.
- Among other things, this means the films are shot using hand-held cameras and no props are used.
- The first few items go on a magical speed, when Mangal Junior turns sticks into flowers, umbrellas and hand-held fans.
- Security at the court was tight with hand-held metal detectors, and a second security check inside the building.
- Grind the orange pulp, peel, and raisins together with a hand-held mixer until it resembles a paste.
- For instance, all these installations have frame metal detectors apart from hand-held metal detectors.
- You could use them in chisels, mixers, fans, and hand-held scalp massagers.
- He shot Tigerland almost like a documentary, with hand-held cameras and no make-up.
- A number of officers will also carry hand-held video cameras to gather intelligence.
- Herzstark managed the company in 1930 and began work on his own design for a hand-held calculator.
- In addition, ISRO has sent many hand-held satellite phones to the Andaman and Nicobar islands.

词汇	handheld
释义	Definition of handheld in English: handheld adjectiveˈhandhɛldˈhændˌhɛld Designed to be held in the hand. a handheld camera Example sentencesExamples Security at the court was tight with hand-held metal detectors, and a second security check inside the building. The intricate figurines that roll out of his sandalwood art when he opens one hand-held closet after another is beyond comparison. For instance, all these installations have frame metal detectors apart from hand-held metal detectors. Among other things, this means the films are shot using hand-held cameras and no props are used. Paper models of computers and hand-held organizers have now become standard offering fare. I read recently film directors now believe hand-held cameras make for greater realism in films, particularly street locations. A number of officers will also carry hand-held video cameras to gather intelligence. Clark says this move away from hand-held camera work effectively forces audiences to face the proverbial music. And their colleagues in civil dress with hand-held metal detectors were also present. You could use them in chisels, mixers, fans, and hand-held scalp massagers. In addition, ISRO has sent many hand-held satellite phones to the Andaman and Nicobar islands. Grind the orange pulp, peel, and raisins together with a hand-held mixer until it resembles a paste. Easy to use and learn, it works as a close-up, hand-held version of a harmonica. The first few items go on a magical speed, when Mangal Junior turns sticks into flowers, umbrellas and hand-held fans. He shot Tigerland almost like a documentary, with hand-held cameras and no make-up. Now with buckets and hand-held hoses to Council's regulations we are watering occasionally. Herzstark managed the company in 1930 and began work on his own design for a hand-held calculator. More recently, it designed a version that doctors can access with hand-held devices. The study was conducted in Australia to estimate the crash risk in a jurisdiction where hand-held phone use is banned. They said several detonations, probably rockets fired from hand-held launchers were also heard. nounˈhandhɛld A small computer that can be used in the hand. basic linguistic products such as phonetic spellcheckers were the first electronic handhelds Example sentencesExamples Currently the hand-helds have better colour discrimination (as this technical description explains, Eye-Borg registers only hue) but require contact or near-contact with the coloured surface being registered. Palm, a PDA manufacturer, has installed three beaming stations in the sports complex so fans can download the latest Giants and visiting team statistics and roster to their hand-helds. You can use standard wireless technology in hand-helds that have a huge capacity - they can have up to 250 megabytes now. CNET Shopper is the best place to visit when you are trying to find the best hand-helds to buy. That company has specialized in a variety of PDA-type systems for applications ranging from industrial to assistive technology hand-helds. More complex hand-helds can include detailed maps and slots for additional features available via the Internet. It was not a sudden softening in demand for hand-helds,’ said Needham & Co analyst Charles Wolf, who reiterated his ‘hold’ rating on Palm. ‘Our route salesmen have benefited from the implementation of new route accounting software complete with new hand-helds for the drivers,’ says Erickson. Beware of the hype because no matter what you hear, no hand-held is comparable to a laptop. In the second quarter of the year, the European market for hand-helds grew only 26 per cent to 635,000 units, according to recent figures from the British research firm, Canalys. Not everyone is convinced that hand-helds are the next must-have machines. Devices like Palm hand-helds confirm that technology is getting smaller and smarter at the same time. There's probably no great need for it on larger PDAs and hand-helds whose screen size is great enough for cursoring and zooming to be acceptable - Lie reckons about 150-300 pixels is the cut-off point for where it makes sense. Long before the BlackBerry and the PlayStation Portable, New Yorkers loved their hand-helds. I'm happy to work smaller than that but I'm not about to try to squeeze it down to fit on a Palm hand-held. Much of his team's work is a form of humanitarian aid: cooperating with government agencies and the Red Cross, distributing notebook computers and hand-helds and setting up software without charge. While most desktop PCs have Macromedia's Flash player on-board, only a handful of hand-helds have the vector-graphics, player installed. This site offers the latest news, reviews, information and prices and discussion on hand-helds and smartphones of all kinds. Definition of handheld in US English: handheld adjectiveˈhandˌheldˈhændˌhɛld Designed to be held in the hand. a handheld computer Example sentencesExamples And their colleagues in civil dress with hand-held metal detectors were also present. Easy to use and learn, it works as a close-up, hand-held version of a harmonica. Clark says this move away from hand-held camera work effectively forces audiences to face the proverbial music. Paper models of computers and hand-held organizers have now become standard offering fare. They said several detonations, probably rockets fired from hand-held launchers were also heard. I read recently film directors now believe hand-held cameras make for greater realism in films, particularly street locations. The study was conducted in Australia to estimate the crash risk in a jurisdiction where hand-held phone use is banned. Now with buckets and hand-held hoses to Council's regulations we are watering occasionally. More recently, it designed a version that doctors can access with hand-held devices. The intricate figurines that roll out of his sandalwood art when he opens one hand-held closet after another is beyond comparison. Among other things, this means the films are shot using hand-held cameras and no props are used. The first few items go on a magical speed, when Mangal Junior turns sticks into flowers, umbrellas and hand-held fans. Security at the court was tight with hand-held metal detectors, and a second security check inside the building. Grind the orange pulp, peel, and raisins together with a hand-held mixer until it resembles a paste. For instance, all these installations have frame metal detectors apart from hand-held metal detectors. You could use them in chisels, mixers, fans, and hand-held scalp massagers. He shot Tigerland almost like a documentary, with hand-held cameras and no make-up. A number of officers will also carry hand-held video cameras to gather intelligence. Herzstark managed the company in 1930 and began work on his own design for a hand-held calculator. In addition, ISRO has sent many hand-held satellite phones to the Andaman and Nicobar islands.
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