get hands on



get your hands on somebody

also lay your hands on somebody
1. to work with someone a€?I would love to get my hands on somebody like that,a€? said Jones, whose company teaches politicians how to present themselves on TV.
2. to punish someone severely You wait till I get my hands on you, young man - you'll be sorry you ever heard of cigarettes!
See also: get, hand, on

get your hands on something

also lay your hands on something
to obtain something I bought all the mystery videos that I could get my hands on. As a kid I read anything I could lay my hands on.
See also: get, hand, on

get/lay your hands on something

to succeed in obtaining something As a kid I read anything I could lay my hands on. If you ever get your hands on a copy, I'd love to have a look.
See also: get, hand, on

get your hands on somebody

  (informal)
if you say you will kill someone when you get your hands on them, you mean you will be very angry with them You wait till I get my hands on her - I'll kill her!
See also: get, hand, on

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LÚCia-Portuguese
GÜLnaz-Turkish
Atte-Finnish
Ernest['ə:nist]
Mcqueen[mə'kwi:n]
Winn[win]