forehand
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++fore·hand /ˈfɔːhænd $ ˈfɔːr-/ noun [singular] 
DSTa way of hitting the ball in tennis and some other games, with the flat part of your hand facing the direction of the ball 〔网球等的〕正手（击球） OPP backhand →5 see picture at 见图 tennis —forehand adjective
DSTa way of hitting the ball in tennis and some other games, with the flat part of your hand facing the direction of the ball 〔网球等的〕正手（击球） OPP backhand →5 see picture at 见图 tennis —forehand adjectiveExamples from the Corpus
forehand• He cut down through the circle and scored on a forehand shot to pull the Penguins within 6-5.• One at 5-5 gave Enqvist set point, which he converted with another forehand drive.• Then he served it out, clinching the set when a Chang forehand sailed long.• Norman was 4-5 and 15-40 down on his serve when his forehand was called out.• Bounding energetically about the court, unleashing an athletic, whip-like forehand, she was easily the better and more fit player.• But Pierce's forehand saved her on both occasions.fore·hand nounChineseSyllable
tennis ball a way and Corpus the hitting of in
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forehand
fore‧hand /ˈfɔːhænd $ ˈfɔːr-/
noun [singular]
a way of hitting the ball in tennis and some other games, with the flat part of your hand facing the direction of the ball
OPP backhand
—forehand adjective
fore‧hand /ˈfɔːhænd $ ˈfɔːr-/
noun [singular]a way of hitting the ball in tennis and some other games, with the flat part of your hand facing the direction of the ball
OPP backhand
—forehand adjective