handsāon
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Britannica Dictionary definition of HANDSāON
1
always used before a noun
a
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gained by actually doing something rather than learning about it from books, lectures, etc.
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New employees are given hours of hands-on training.
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They need hands-on experience with the machinery.
b
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involving or allowing the use of your hands or touching with your hands
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The children's museum is full of hands-on displays.
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hands-on activities
2
[more handsāon; most handsāon]
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actively and personally involved in something (such as running a business)
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He felt strongly that the staff needed a more hands-on manager.
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She's always been very hands-on when it comes to running the restaurant.
