손에 익다 = get accustomed to something (익다 = to be ripe, to be experienced,

익숙하다 = to be used/accustomed to)

아직 일이 손에 익지 않아서, 시간이 오래 걸려요 = I haven’t become accustomed to the work yet, so it takes me a long time.

손이 크다 = to be very generous (usually when someone cooks a lot of food to share, lit. one’s hand is big)

저희 어머니는 손이 커서 항상 음식을 너무 많이 하세요 = My mother has an open hand, so she always cooks too much food.

손에 땀을 쥐다 = to be thrilled, to have sweaty hands (lit. to grab sweat in one’s hand) 

축구 경기가 너무 재미있어서 정말 손에 땀을 쥐고 봤어요 = The soccer match was a lot of fun, so I was thrilled while watching it.

손에 안 잡히다 = can’t concentrate on something, to be grabbed by one’s hand (잡히다 = to be grabbed, to be caught)

걱정돼서 일이 손에 안 잡혀요 = I can’t concentrate on work because I am worried.

손이 닳도록 빌다 = to beg until one’s hands are worn down

손이 닳도록 빌었는데도, 안 된다고 했어요 = I begged and begged, but he still said no.

손을 씻다 = to be through with something, to quit doing something bad (lit. to wash one’s hands)

저는 그 일에서 손 씻은 지 오래 됐어요 = It’s been a long time since I quit doing that.

손을 놓다 = to stop working on something, to take one’s hands off something (놓다 = to let go)

요즘 비디오 만드는 것에 손을 놓고 있었어요 = Recently, I haven’t been making any videos.

손을 떼다 = to pull out of something (떼다 = to detach)

저는 이 일에서 손 뗄게요 = I will pull out of the project.

손을 씻다 to stop doing something that is bad or illegal, 손을 놓다 to be too distracted or tired to continue working on something,and 손을 떼다 to decide to stop being involved in something from a certain moment.