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Meanings of overhand in anglès
With hand brought forward and down from above shoulder level.
Related terms
Sewn together with overhand stitches (close vertical stitches that pass over and draw the two edges together)
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Usage of overhand in anglès
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The accumulated cost overhand could run to hundreds of millions of euro.
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The problem with this is how easy single-overhand knots can untie themselves.
3
This overhand knot needs to sit almost on top of the Munter-mule.
4
He had a powerful overhand swing, and the potatoes flew like bullets.
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The molecule consists of a typical four-helix antiparallel bundle with overhand connection.
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The first overhand chop of Skywalker's blade slid off Dooku's instinctive guard.
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Balls are pitched overhand and must bounce once before the batter swings.
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Tie a single overhand knot in the middle of the sling instead.
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With a quick overhand swipe, he managed to cut off the antennae.
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Always knot the end of your rope: A simple double overhand works great.
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Quite simply, it is an overhand knot tied using two lengths of cordage.
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The most common way to do this is with a mule overhand knot.
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This time, I showed the jab, then came in with an overhand right.
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Instead, use a simple Münter-mule overhand to control the weight transfer.
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I reverse and overhand to where I might be able to identify it.
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For more information, see the offset overhand bend on Animated Knots.
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