Lingaku- with one's hands clasped behind one's back
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- with one's hands clasped behind one's back
This phrase describes a posture where someone stands or walks with their hands held together behind them. It often conveys a sense of reflection, contemplation, or authority.
He stood there with his hands clasped behind his back, gazing into the distance.
She stood with her hands behind her back, thinking carefully about the problem.
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bèi zhe shǒu背着手zǒu走to walk with hands clasped behind one's backbèi zhe shǒu背着手sī kǎo思考to think with hands clasped behind one's backbēi zhe背着shǒu手zhàn站to stand with hands clasped behind one's backbèi zhe shǒu背着手guān chá观察to observe with hands clasped behind one's backbèi zhe shǒu背着手sī suǒ思索to ponder with hands clasped behind one's backbèi zhe shǒu背着手děng dài等待to wait with hands clasped behind one's back