Hands dirty sick.

Meaning: This means that dirty hands can make you feel unwell or ill. It's like saying, If you don't wash your hands, you could get sick.

Choice of Words: Hands are the body parts at the end of a person's arms that are used for holding and touching things. Dirty is an adjective that describes something that is not clean. Sick is an adjective that describes a feeling of being unwell or ill. When you put them together, "Hands dirty sick" is a statement that explains how dirty hands can make you feel unwell or ill.

Alternative Expressions

Wash your hands, they're dirty.

Meaning: This means that the person's hands are not clean and need to be washed. It's like saying, Your hands have dirt on them, so you need to clean them.

Choice of Words: Wash means to clean something with water and soap. Your is used to show that the hands belong to the person being spoken to. Hands is the part of the body that we use to touch and hold things. They're is a short form of they and are. Dirty means not clean, often with mud, dust, or other things stuck to it. When you put them together, "Wash your hands, they're dirty" means to clean your hands because they have dirt on them.

The dirty hands make me sick.

Meaning: This means that the person's hands are so dirty that they are making the person feel sick. It's like saying, The dirt on my hands is making me feel unwell.

Choice of Words: The is used to show that we are talking about a specific thing. Dirty means not clean, often with mud, dust, or other things stuck to it. Hands is the part of the body that we use to touch and hold things. Make means to cause something to happen. Me is used to show that the person speaking is the one who is affected. Sick means not feeling well, often with a cold or flu. When you put them together, "The dirty hands make me sick" means that the dirty hands are causing the person speaking to feel sick.

The hands are sick with dirt.

Meaning: This means that the person's hands are not clean and have dirt on them. It's like saying, There is dirt on the hands.

Choice of Words: The is used to show that we are talking about a specific thing. Hands is the part of the body that we use to touch and hold things. Are is used to show that something is true now. Sick means not feeling well, often with a cold or flu. With is used to show that something is connected to or accompanied by something else. Dirt is a substance made up of small pieces of soil or other matter. When you put them together, "The hands are sick with dirt" means that the hands are not clean and have dirt on them.

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