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Meanings of handgrip in English

Portuguese
cabo
Catalan
agafall
Spanish
asidero
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The appendage to an object that is designed to be held in order to use or move it.

cabo
Usage of handgrip in English
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The study outcome is maximum isometric handgrip strength in the nondominant hand.
Pubmed
2
A disc magnet with a handgrip was already in his left hand.
Earth Unaware
3
Two blades pointing forward, two pointed back, a handgrip in the middle.
Guild wars: ghosts of ascalon
4
Maximal isometric handgrip strength and isokinetic knee extension peak torque were measured.
Pubmed
5
The hammer had a blue steel head and a perforated rubber handgrip.
Salem’s Lot
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Two risk factors for malnutrition were lower handgrip strength and lower self-perceived health.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: Our findings demonstrate handgrip strength has a significant inverse association with depression.
Pubmed
8
Only a number of minute scratches on the handgrip hinted at previous usage.
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
9
A pulley-and-cable system inside the pole twisted the other handgrip simultaneously.
Artemis Fowl: the opal deception
10
Artemis unscrewed one handgrip, reattaching it at the other end of the column.
Artemis Fowl: the opal deception
11
His emerald blade shrank away, and the handgrip tumbled from his opening fingers.
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
12
Further, total physical activity level had a significant positive association with handgrip and LBM.
Pubmed
13
Secondary outcomes included handgrip strength, pulmonary function and postoperative complications.
Pubmed
14
Vince twisted the left handgrip and the Vulcan took off.
Throttle
15
A steel rod with a rubber handgrip protruded from a slot in this recess.
Relentless
16
The primary power they stored in small space-strain coils in the handgrip of the pistol.
Islands of Space
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