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- the hang of
the hang of
*the hang of something
the knowledge or knack of doing something correctly. (*Typically: get ~ have ~ teach someone ∼.) As soon as I get the hang of this computer, I'll be able to work faster. Now that l have the hang of starting the car in cold weather, I won't have to get up so early.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Diane | | [dai'æn] | |
Ampelios | | - | Ancient Greek |
Margit | | - | Hungarian, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Estonian |
Marla | | MAHR-lə | English |
Tiede | | TEE-də (Dutch) | Frisian, Dutch |
Dorka | | - | Hungarian |