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hands-on

UK
/ˈhændzˌɒn/
US
/ˈhændzˌɑn/

Translations

hands-onadjective
more hands-on
Comp.
most hands-on
Super.
UK
/ˈhændzˌɒn/
US
/ˈhændzˌɑn/
The workshop provided a hands-on approach to learning new software skills.
L’atelier a proposé une approche pratique pour apprendre de nouvelles compétences logicielles.
de terrainSe dit d’une implication directe et très active, notamment dans le management ou l’encadrement.
The CEO is known for his hands-on leadership style, often visiting different departments to understand their challenges.
Le PDG est connu pour son style de direction de terrain et visite souvent différents services pour comprendre leurs difficultés.
interactifPour des activités ou supports conçus pour être manipulés directement.
The science museum features hands-on exhibits that allow visitors to experiment with basic physics principles.
Le musée des sciences propose des expositions interactives qui permettent aux visiteurs d’expérimenter des principes de physique élémentaires.
Synonyms
participatory
involved
practical
experiential
active
hands-onadverb
UK
/ˌhændzˈɒn/
US
/ˌhændzˈɑːn/
Used to describe performing an action in a practical, directly involved manner.
de manière pratiqueExprime une manière d’agir directement, de façon concrète et impliquée.
The project manager prefers to work hands-on with the development team.
Le chef de projet préfère travailler de manière pratique avec l’équipe de développement.
Synonyms
actively
in person
by hand
with direct involvement
practically
directly
personally
firsthand
manually

Definitions

hands-onadjective
Involving active participation or direct experience in a task or activity.
The workshop provided a hands-on approach to learning new software skills.
Characterized by personal involvement and direct management.
The CEO is known for his hands-on leadership style, often visiting different departments to understand their challenges.
Designed to be touched, manipulated, or used directly by participants, especially for educational or demonstrative purposes.
The science museum features hands-on exhibits that allow visitors to experiment with basic physics principles.
hands-onadverb
In a practical, active, and directly involved manner.
The project manager prefers to work hands-on with the development team.
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