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palmed

/pɑːmd/ /pɑːlmd/

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verb

藏于掌中，握藏。

To hold or conceal something in the palm of the hand, e.g, for an act of sleight of hand or to steal something.

Examples :

"The magician quickly palmed the coin and made it disappear. "

魔术师迅速地把硬币藏于掌中，然后让它消失了。

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verb

托在掌上，用手掌托住

To hold something without bending the fingers significantly.

Examples :

"John palmed the ball."

约翰用手掌托住了那个球。

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verb

用手掌移动，用手托起

To move something with the palm of the hand.

Examples :

"The magician quickly palmed the coin and made it disappear. "

魔术师迅速用手掌藏起硬币，然后让它消失了。

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adjective

有棕榈的，有手相的

Having or bearing a palm or palms.

Examples :

"a palmed deer"

一只长着像手掌一样鹿角的鹿 Explanation of choices: * 一只鹿 (Yī zhī lù): "A deer" - a standard and natural way to say "a deer" in Chinese. * 长着像手掌一样鹿角的 (Zhǎng zhe xiàng shǒuzhǎng yīyàng lùjiǎo de): "Having antlers like a palm." This directly translates the concept of "palmed" in the context of deer antlers. * 长着 (zhǎng zhe): "Having, growing." This is a natural way to say that the deer possesses antlers of a certain shape. * 像手掌一样 (xiàng shǒuzhǎng yīyàng): "Like a palm." This clearly explains the "palmed" aspect, relating it to the familiar shape of a hand. * 鹿角的 (lùjiǎo de): "Antlers." This translation avoids overly literal or unnatural phrasing. It emphasizes the meaning by using a descriptive phrase relating the antler shape to a palm. This is much more useful for a learner than a stilted or directly translated phrase.