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拿手 (náshǒu) is commonly used in Chinese to describe someone who is adept, expert at, or good at something. It is usually used in the form of a phrase, such as 拿手好菜 (náshǒu hǎocài), which means "good at cooking". It can also be used to describe a skill or activity, such as 拿手的技能 (náshǒu de jìnéng), which means "adept skill".
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拿手 (náshǒu) is used to describe someone who is adept, expert at, or good at something. For example, you could say:
"他的拿手菜很受欢迎 (tā de náshǒu cài hěn shòu huānyíng)。"
This means: "The dishes that he is good at cooking are very popular."
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