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hands-on

[handz-on, -awn] / ˈhændzˈɒn, -ˈɔn /


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When it finally launched for PC, PlayStation and Xbox on 26 January, hands-on press previews largely painted a positive picture, saying the game offered a unique take on its genre.

From BBC

Lee joined Jain's lab while she was still an undergraduate honors student looking for hands-on research experience.

From Science Daily

The England camp is playing down the significance of the latest methods but it appears a more hands-on approach from the typically relaxed McCullum.

From BBC

It appeared to be part of a more hands-on, proactive coaching approach, and Buttler welcomed it.

From Barron's

He displayed a similar hands-on approach at Air New Zealand, sometimes working with cabin crew to serve drinks on flights.

From The Wall Street Journal