Definition of strong-handed in English:

strong-handed

adjective ˌstrɒŋˈhandɪd

1Having powerful hands. Usually figurative: forceful, imperious; able or willing to use force or to act firmly and decisively.
2Nautical. Having a good complement of hands to sail the vessel in question. Now rare.
3North American (now historical). Having substantial financial resources.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Stephen Gosson (bap. 1554, d. 1625), anti-theatrical polemicist and Church of England clergyman. From strong + hand + -ed;.

Definition of strong-handed in US English:

strong-handed

adjectiveˌstrɒŋˈhandɪd

1Having powerful hands. Usually figurative: forceful, imperious; able or willing to use force or to act firmly and decisively.
2Nautical. Having a good complement of hands to sail the vessel in question. Now rare.
3North American (now historical). Having substantial financial resources.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Stephen Gosson (bap. 1554, d. 1625), anti-theatrical polemicist and Church of England clergyman. From strong + hand + -ed;.

词汇	strong-handed
释义	Definition of strong-handed in English: strong-handed adjective ˌstrɒŋˈhandɪd 1Having powerful hands. Usually figurative: forceful, imperious; able or willing to use force or to act firmly and decisively. 2Nautical. Having a good complement of hands to sail the vessel in question. Now rare. 3North American (now historical). Having substantial financial resources. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Stephen Gosson (bap. 1554, d. 1625), anti-theatrical polemicist and Church of England clergyman. From strong + hand + -ed;. Definition of strong-handed in US English: strong-handed adjectiveˌstrɒŋˈhandɪd 1Having powerful hands. Usually figurative: forceful, imperious; able or willing to use force or to act firmly and decisively. 2Nautical. Having a good complement of hands to sail the vessel in question. Now rare. 3North American (now historical). Having substantial financial resources. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Stephen Gosson (bap. 1554, d. 1625), anti-theatrical polemicist and Church of England clergyman. From strong + hand + -ed;.
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