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What is meaning of the idiom to give someone a hand?

The idiom "to give someone a hand" means to help someone. It's a common way to offer assistance or support in a situation.

Here are some examples:

* "I'm struggling to carry these boxes. Could you give me a hand?"

* "I'm really busy with work, so I'd appreciate it if you could give me a hand with the presentation."

* "She gave him a hand with his homework."

The idiom emphasizes the physical act of helping, like lending a hand to lift something heavy. However, it's often used in a broader sense to refer to any kind of assistance, even if it doesn't involve physically touching something.

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