手腕 (shǒu wàn): wrist; trickery; finesse; ability; skill

She accidentally fell while riding her bike, and her wrist was cut open by a stone, bleeding quite a bit.

The doctor had him place his right hand flat on the table, then gently pressed his wrist to check whether his pulse was normal.

At work he kept typing on the computer without a break, and by the afternoon his wrists were sore and aching, so he had to stop and rest for a while.

Grandpa took the old watch off his wrist and gave it to me, saying he had saved half a year's wages to buy it when he was young.

When going out in winter, Mom always insists that I put on gloves, saying that once the wind blows, the wrists are the easiest part to get chilled.