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伸出 (shēn chū) is a commonly used phrase in Chinese that means "to extend" or "to hold out." It is often used to describe physical actions, such as extending one's arm or hand, but can also be used in a figurative sense to describe extending or offering something intangible, such as help or support.
Some common ways to use 伸出 in Chinese sentences include:
1. 他伸出手来帮助我。(Tā shēn chū shǒu lái bāngzhù wǒ.) - He extended his hand to help me.
2. 她伸出双臂，欢迎我们的到来。(Tā shēn chū shuāng bì, huānyíng wǒmen de dàolái.) - She extended her arms to welcome us.
3. 我们应该伸出援手，帮助那些需要帮助的人。(Wǒmen yīnggāi shēn chū yuánshǒu, bāngzhù nàxiē xūyào bāngzhù de rén.) - We should extend a helping hand to those in need.
4. 她伸出舌头，做了个鬼脸。(Tā shēn chū shétou, zuòle gè guǐliǎn.) - She stuck out her tongue and made a funny face.
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