伸

stretch out, extend

ʂ ə n ⁵ ⁵
verb Uncommon #10,728
stretch out, extend Often used with a body part, such as a hand or head.
CH: 他伸手去拿杯子。
EN: He reached out to take the cup.

太窄了,我的手伸不进去

It's too narrow; I can't fit my hand in.

— 天空之城 (1986)

他的手伸出来压住我

He reached out and pinned me down.

— 死亡诗社 (1989)

手伸到你的袜子里掏钱

Reach into your sock and fish out the money.

— 出租车司机 (2017)

在村里我头都不敢伸出去

In the village, I don't even dare show my face.

— 回归 (2006)

别把头伸水里去

Don't put your head under the water.

— 地球上的星星 (2007)

我们店不能把手指伸到内裤里去

At our store, you can't put your fingers inside your underwear.

— 小偷家族 (2018)

伸出手

Reach out your hand.

— 小姐 (2016)

手伸给我

Give me your hand.

— 守夜人 (2004)

我又没伸舌头

It’s not like I stuck my tongue out.

— 触不可及 (2011)

把手向后伸

Reach your hand back.

— 再见,孩子们 (1987)

把稻草人伸出去看看

Stick the scarecrow out and take a look.

— 七武士 (1954)

怎么不敢往里伸啊,你的手?

Why don't you dare stick your hand in any farther?

— 世界 (2004)

伸过手来

Reach your hand over.

— 安德烈·卢布廖夫 (1966)

舌头再伸出来点!

Stick your tongue out a little farther!

— 不可告人 (2006)

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