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Discover LudwigThe phrase "squeeze hand" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe a hand gesture in which two people press their palms together. It can be used when describing a tender moment between two people, or when expressing congratulations. For example, "The bride and groom squeezed hands after the ceremony, signaling the beginning of their lives together."
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The patient was able to demonstrate reproducible responses to verbal command (e.g., squeeze hand) and sustain visual fixation to people in the room but did not demonstrate visual pursuit.
Awake was defined as being able to perform at least three of the following four commands: (a) open eyes, (b) visually track the investigator, (c) stick out tongue, and (d) squeeze hand [ 1].
In the intervention group, sedation was stopped daily, beginning on the 3rd ventilated day, until the patient could perform at least three of the following activities: Open eyes in response to voice, track the investigator with eyes, squeeze hand or stick out tongue upon request.
Shoes - Moccasins or leather flip flops When choosing a blush, go to your hands for advice - squeeze hand tightly.
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After a few moments, squeeze hands as a group to signal the end of the prayer, and commence the meal.
If you're watching a scary movie, hold hands and squeeze his hand when there's a scary part.
We kissed, hugged and squeezed hands.
Frightened and exhausted nurses and doctors squeezed hand-held ventilators for patients who could not breathe.
The person to my right squeezes my hand, I squeeze the hand of the person to my left.
Hold the hat in between your hands and squeeze your hands together.
"Can you squeeze my hand, very hard?" Savannah gripped his hand.
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