两手 (liǎng shǒu): one's two hands; two prongs (of a strategy); both aspects, eventualities etc; skills; expertise

He arrived home empty-handed and only then remembered he had left his wallet at the office.

Grandma gently held her granddaughter's face with both hands, her eyes full of tender love.

The luggage was too heavy; he had to use both hands together to lift the suitcase onto the overhead rack.

Before the competition, his hands were ice-cold, and he kept rubbing them together nervously.

When she received the trophy, her hands trembled slightly, and she was too excited to speak.