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1. (n.) handshake
a gripping and shaking of each other's hand, as to symbolize greeting, agreement, or farewell.
2. handshake
an exchange of signals in a computer system, ensuring synchronization whenever a connection, as with another device, is initially established.
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1. (noun) handshake, shake, handshaking, handclasp
grasping and shaking a person's hand (as to acknowledge an introduction or to agree on a contract)
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1. (noun) handshake
an act of shaking hands as a greeting, a sign of agreement, etc.
a firm handshake
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Sense: the act of grasping (a person's) hand eg as a greeting.
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 Afrikaans: handdruk |
 Arabic: مُصافَحَة باليَد |
 Bulgarian: ръкостискане |
 Brazilian: aperto de mão |
 Czech: podání ruky |
 German: der Händedruck |
 Danish: håndtryk |
 Greek: χειραψία |
 Spanish: apretón de mano |
 Estonian: käepigistus |
 Farsi: عمل دست دادن |
 Finnish: kättely |
 French: poignée de main |
 Hebrew: לְחִיצַת יָד |
 Hindi: एक दूसरे से हाथ मिलाना |
 Croatian: rukovanje |
 Hungarian: kézfogás |
 Indonesian: jabat tangan |
 Icelandic: handaband |
 Italian: stretta di mano |
 Japanese: 握手 |
 Korean: 악수 |
 Lithuanian: rankos paspaudimas |
 Latvian: rokasspiediens |
 Malay: jabat tangan |
 Dutch: handenschudden |
 Norwegian: håndtrykk |
 Polish: uścisk dłoni |
 Persian: عمل دست دادن |
 Pashto: لاس ورکول |
 Portuguese: aperto de mão |
 Romanian: strângere de mână |
 Russian: рукопожатие |
 Slovak: podanie ruky |
 Slovenian: rokovanje |
 Serbian: rukovanje |
 Swedish: handslag |
 Thai: การจับมือกับคนอื่นเพื่อทั |
 Turkish: el sıkışma |
 Taiwanese: 握手 |
 Ukrainian: рукостискання |
 Urdu: مصافحہ |
 Vietnamese: cái bắt tay |
 Chinese: 握手 |
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