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"Give me a hand" idiom (meaning & examples)

Idiom:  give me a hand / give someone a hand

• help someone with something

Note :  Lend someone a hand or give someone a helping hand is equally common and means the exact same thing as give me a hand.

This phrase is often used to request or help in a friendly or supportive manner.

When someone asks you to "give them a hand," they're asking for your help. And if you offer to "give someone a hand," you're offering to assist them with something.

It's a way of being supportive and offering your help in different situations, whether it's at home, work, or everyday situations where someone needs help.

Example sentences

— You’ve got both arms full of groceries. Can I  give you a hand  opening the door?

— I’m so glad you  lent me a hand  with the cleaning—I never would’ve finished on time. 

— Could you  give me a helping hand  with the party decorations?

— We promised to  lend a hand  at church today by calling parishioners for donations.

— Could somebody  lend us a hand  over here with these boxes? 

— Sorry I'm late, I had to give my neighbor a hand  with changing a flat tire.

— Your grandson is so kind. He always lends me a hand with repairs around the house whenever he's in town.

— You'll love living in this apartment building. The neighbors are so friendly and they guys at the front desk will happily give you a hand whenever you need something.

— Please give your mother a helping hand with the dishes , will you!

— Don't worry. The porter will give you a hand with your suitcases in just a moment.

— As the magician performed his tricks, he asked for a volunteer to give him a hand . I reluctantly raised my hand and became part of the mind-boggling illusion.

— My neighbor was locked out of his house, so I gave him a hand by lending him a ladder to climb through the window. It was quite a sight!

— I offered to give my neighbor a helping hand with gardening over the weekend.

— During the dance class, the instructor asked me to lend her a hand in demonstrating the complicated salsa steps. Let's just say my moves weren't too graceful!

— I offered to give my friend a hand with organizing her closet, but we ended up having a fashion show with ridiculous outfits instead.

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give someone a hand

Give someone a hand

This idiom is used to express offering help or assistance to someone.

Can you give me a hand with these groceries?

I would really appreciate if you could give me a hand with this project.

This phrase first appeared in the late 16th century. It is believed to be derived from the phrase “lend a helping hand”.

What does give someone a hand mean?

It means to offer help or assistance to someone.

When should I use this phrase?

This phrase can be used when you are offering to help someone with something.

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give (someone) a hand with (something)

"Give (someone) a hand" means to help someone. The word "help" has a wide meaning. It can be used to describe helping someone with a small problem, or with a serious emergency. So when you're asking for help, it's important to express how serious the problem is. For big emergencies, you just yell:

For smaller but still serious problems, you can ask:

Can you help me?

And for small problems that aren't an emergency, you ask:

Can you give me a hand?

Can you (do something)?

This is a way to ask someone to do something. It's appropriate for:

• a boss to use with the people who work for him or her
• a customer to use with a store employee
• a parent to use with his or her children
• asking a friend to help you with something

"Can you ___" is more direct than asking "Could you..."

Sometimes a person will include "maybe" in this question:

Can you maybe call him and tell him to meet us there?

Can you maybe turn the volume down just a little?

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English [ edit ]

Alternative forms [ edit ].

• lend someone a hand

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Verb [ edit ].

give someone a hand ( third-person singular simple present gives someone a hand , present participle giving someone a hand , simple past gave someone a hand , past participle given someone a hand )

• ( idiomatic ) To help , aid , or assist . Could you please give me a hand carrying this mattress?
• ( idiomatic ) To applaud or clap (also to give (someone) a big hand ). Please give all our dedicated volunteers a hand for their hard work.

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give a hand

Also, give a big hand . Give an enthusiastic round of applause, as in Please give her a hand . One can also be given applause or get a big hand , as in This speaker always gets a big hand . [Early 1800s]

Also, lend a hand . Help a person, as in Let me give you a hand with those chairs , or Jane is always willing to lend a hand with refreshments . [Mid-1800s]

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give me a hand on/in doing something

• Thread starter squidink
• Start date Jun 29, 2007

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• Jun 29, 2007

"I asked my friend to give me a hand on/in picking a color for my room." Is a preposition needed at all in that sentence?  

Hi, Yes I think that it is needed, nevertheless you could also change the sentence into: I asked my friend to help me pick a color for my room  

Thanks, anie. But I'm wondering what the correct proposition would be in that particular sentence. I'm now thinking it might be, "Give me a hand at doing something."  

I think "on" can work in this case. For example, please give me a hand on understanding on this sentence. Looking forwards to some suggestions from native English speakers.  

Hello. I am thinking that you could omit the preposition entirely here. I asked my friend to give me a hand picking out a color for my room. If I had to use one I would go with "in."  

samanthalee

I agree with kayokid. The preposition is not necessary. If you want to use one though, use "in". "On" would not be correct.  

Thanks, everyone! What kayokid says makes great sense. Omitting the preposition seems to do the trick. But I also think samanthalee has a point. At the very least, "Give me a hand in an activity" and "with something" sound right. Although I'm not 100% sure, the other two ("at doing something" and "on solving a problem") also seem fine to me.  

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Did Baldur's Gate 3 Give Everyone Early Access FOMO, Or Just Me?

• Early Access allows players to shape games, like Baldur's Gate 3, before their full release, leading to improvements and community involvement.
• Mainstream acceptance of Early Access can prevent incomplete releases, like Redfall, from receiving harsh criticism and shutting down studios prematurely.
• Big studios should consider Early Access as a way to test and improve their games with player input, benefiting both developers and gamers.

When last year’s near unanimous Game of the Year Baldur’s Gate 3 was first released in early access, hype hadn’t quite built up to the point where everybody was rushing to play it – that only happened after five star reviews started to stream in, though a sizeable community of fans had already built up around it. I played it on release, but only because I had friends who had been playing in early access urging me not to let it pass by, swearing that it was an excellent game that had been severely overlooked by the majority of press and players.

It turns out they were right, and as somebody who never starts playing games in early access, I started to wonder what other gems I was currently overlooking. I have colleagues like Eric Switzer who regularly play games in early access, assessing their potential and watching them develop over months or years. I, however, am more like my fellow features editor Andrew King, who prefers to wait till a developer considers their game complete before jumping into it .

Early Access Gives Us A Chance To Shape Our Favourite Games

But Baldur’s Gate 3 has changed me. I’ve seen hardcore, longtime fans of the game talking about how the game has changed over its years of evolution in the public eye, discussing what they wished the game had kept and what had been rightfully tossed out. I’ve also seen a distinct uptick in mainstream coverage of highly anticipated games released in early access, like Manor Lords and Hades 2 , both of which I have purchased and plan to dive into myself. I’ve never been one to feel the need to contribute to a game’s development, but learning so much about how player input shaped and continues to shape Baldur’s Gate 3’s final form has made me want to jump into the ring too.

Like Andrew, I think that most games could benefit from an official early access period where large numbers of players give feedback on what’s working, what isn’t, and what they want to see in the future. While I believe that too many cooks can spoil the broth, game development has always been a heavily collaborative process, and in an industry where development is often opaque and mysterious, it’s refreshing to see developers working in the open and consulting with their target audiences, and for their projects to be recognised for their potential so early in development. It’s very cool that more people, myself included, are recognising that there is a way to have a hand in shaping the games they want to play to be better.

Baldur's Gate 3's Success Started When It Moved Its Launch To Avoid Starfield

Better officially incomplete than unofficially.

So many games nowadays release feeling sorely incomplete. Over time, they become excellent and beloved in their own right, so the mainstream normalisation of early access can only be a good thing. In the wake of Microsoft’s decision to shut down several studios including Arkane Austin , I can’t help but wonder what could have been if Redfall had been released in early access instead of as a full, finished game.

I remember reading reviews of Redfall, including Eric’s , when it came out and thinking that the consensus seemed to be that the game felt incomplete. The mechanics were shallow, the exploration wasn’t compelling, and the combat was lacking. Bugs aside, these are not the kind of things you can easily fix through patches, they are fundamental gameplay flaws. But at the same time, critics praised aspects of it like the gunplay and the strong environmental storytelling , the latter of which being what Arkane is best known for.

With enough player input and resources, would an early access period have helped guide Arkane in the right direction? There was clearly something here, strengths that could have been built on to turn a thoroughly mediocre game into at least a good one, but the studio was never given the chance. With time, these flaws could have been improved on, but releasing as a complete game in a broken state and with so many huge flaws meant Redfall was critically panned from the get go and likely written off by Xbox executives.

A major update to the game was apparently meant to drop in May, until the studio was unceremoniously closed and all future updates cancelled.

There is no going back in time and changing things, and Arkane no longer exists thanks to Microsoft’s brutal decision to close the studio entirely after Redfall flopped. We will never get to see what could have been, what it could have fixed over the years, and whether it could have earned itself a Cyberpunk 2077-level redemption arc. Very few games are perfect out of the gate, and I can’t help but imagine what could have been if more big studios viewed early access as a viable way to test games. With so many early access games in the public eye right now, maybe they’ll start.

Baldur's Gate 3

Baldur's Gate 3 is the long-awaited next chapter in the Dungeons & Dragons-based series of RPGs. Developed by Divinity creator Larian Studios, it puts you in the middle of a mind flayer invasion of Faern, over a century after the events of its predecessor.