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动手 (dòngshǒu) is a commonly used Chinese phrase that can have multiple meanings depending on the context. It can be used as a verb or an adverb.
1. As a verb, 动手 (dòngshǒu) means "to start work, to get to work." For example:
- 我们现在就动手吧。(Wǒmen xiànzài jiù dòngshǒu ba.) Let's start working now.
- 他动手做饭了。(Tā dòngshǒu zuòfàn le.) He started cooking.
2. It can also mean "to touch" or "to handle." For example:
- 不要动手，这个很容易坏。(Bùyào dòngshǒu, zhège hěn róngyì huài.) Don't touch it, it's very fragile.
- 请不要动手，我来帮你。(Qǐng bùyào dòngshǒu, wǒ lái bāng nǐ.) Please don't handle it, I'll help you.
3. In some cases, 动手 (dòngshǒu) can also mean "to hit or strike." For example:
- 他动手打了我。(Tā dòngshǒu dǎ le wǒ.) He hit me.
- 请不要动手，我们可以好好谈谈。(Qǐng bùyào dòngshǒu, wǒmen kěyǐ hǎohǎo tán tán.) Please don't strike, let's talk it out.
As an adverb, 动手 (dòngshǒu) can be used to emphasize the action of starting or doing something. For example:
- 他动手做了一顿丰盛的晚餐。(Tā dòngshǒu zuò le yī dùn fēngshèng de wǎncān.) He got to work and made a delicious dinner.
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