捧 (pěng): to hold in both hands; (measure word for handfuls)

Grandma carefully held a bowl of hot soup with both hands and slowly walked to the dining table.

He held a bouquet of flowers with both hands and stood at the door to propose to his girlfriend.

The waiter carried a large cake out of the kitchen with both hands to celebrate the guest's birthday.

The children held their cups with both hands and carefully drank juice, afraid of spilling it.

He held his scholarship certificate with both hands and excitedly called his parents to share the good news.