英语词汇“handle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

handlenoun [ C ]

uk/ˈhæn.dəl/us/ˈhæn.dəl/

handle noun [ C ] (PART)

B2 a part of an object designed for holding, moving, or carrying the object easily:

a door handle

the handle on a suitcase

I can't pick the kettle up - the handle's too hot.

She turned the handle and slowly opened the door.

More examples

I just opened the drawer as usual and the handle came away in my hand.
The handle on this door is rather stiff.
Slowly, I turned the door handle.
I picked it up and the handle broke off.
The door handles were made of brass.

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Having in your hands

ahold
arm
clasp
clench
cling
cradle
cup
dandle
enfold
grasp
hand
hand in hand idiom
hang
hang on
hang/hold on like grim death idiom
hold
hold on
onto
pinion
seize

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handle noun [ C ] (NAME)

informal a name of a person or place, especially a strange one:

That's some handle to go through life with!

handleverb

uk/ˈhæn.dəl/us/ˈhæn.dəl/

handle verb (DEAL WITH)

B1 [ T ] to deal with, have responsibility for, or be in charge of:

I thought he handled the situation very well.

Some people are brilliant with computers, but have no idea how to handle (= behave with) other people.

If you can't handle the job I'll get someone else to do it.

Who handles the marketing in your company?

More examples

This is a very delicate situation and it needs to be handled sensitively.
Only some of the bank's lending operations are handled directly by the manager.
The president has been criticized for the way he has handled the whole affair.
The customer services department handles any customer complaints.
So far, he seems to be handling the job well, but it's really too soon to judge.

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Dealing with things or people

attend to sb/sth
beard the lion (in his/her den) idiom
come up against sth
come/get to grips with sth idiom
confront
cut
firefight
firefighting
get sth in
inherit
jump-start
overcome
process
reckon
reckon with sb/sth
see about sth
see to sth/sb
set about sth
turn
weather

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handle verb (TOUCH)

C2 [ T ] to pick something up and touch, hold, or move it with your hands:

Always wash your hands before handling food.

Please don't handle the vases - they're very fragile.

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Touching & feeling

brush
feel
feel your way idiom
fiddle
fiddle (around) with sth
finger
hand
hand to hand idiom
haptic
kinaesthesia
lick
nudge
pat
paw
play
play with sth
tactile
tap
toy
toy with sth

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handle verb (OPERATE)

[ T ] to operate or control something that could be difficult or dangerous:

Have you ever handled a gun before?

[ I usually + adv/prep ] If a car handles well, it is easy and pleasant to drive.

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Controlling and being in charge

aggrandize
assume
assumption
authoritative
balance of power
divide
dominant
have sb by the balls idiom
have sb eating out of your hand idiom
have sb in the palm of your hand idiom
have sth in hand idiom
have/hold the whip hand idiom
hook
preside over sth
pull
pull rank idiom
pull the strings idiom
putty
rein
whip

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On the road: driving & operating road vehicles

handle verb (SELL)

[ T ] to buy and sell goods:

We only handle cosmetics that have not been tested on animals.

mainly UK He's been arrested for handling stolen goods.

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Buying & selling - general words

all-you-can-eat
barter
black market
bottom
brokerage
channel
cold-calling
desk research
first refusal
high street
market share
pawn
pay
supply and demand idiom
the grey market
trade
trade route
trading
transaction
under the counter idiom

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单词	handle
释义	Contents noun (2) handle (PART) handle (NAME) verb (4) handle (DEAL WITH) handle (TOUCH) handle (OPERATE) handle (SELL) Contents verb (2) handle (TOUCH) handle (DEAL WITH) noun (1) handle (TOUCH) Contents verb (6) handle (1) handle (2) handle (3) handle (4) handle (5) handle (6) noun (1) handle (1) English American Business handlenoun [ C ] uk/ˈhæn.dəl/us/ˈhæn.dəl/ handle noun [ C ] (PART) B2 a part of an object designed for holding, moving, or carrying the object easily: a door handle the handle on a suitcase I can't pick the kettle up - the handle's too hot. She turned the handle and slowly opened the door. More examples I just opened the drawer as usual and the handle came away in my hand. The handle on this door is rather stiff. Slowly, I turned the door handle. I picked it up and the handle broke off. The door handles were made of brass. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Having in your hands ahold arm clasp clench cling cradle cup dandle enfold grasp hand hand in hand idiom hang hang on hang/hold on like grim death idiom hold hold on onto pinion seize See more results » handle noun [ C ] (NAME) informal a name of a person or place, especially a strange one: That's some handle to go through life with! handleverb uk/ˈhæn.dəl/us/ˈhæn.dəl/ handle verb (DEAL WITH) B1 [ T ] to deal with, have responsibility for, or be in charge of: I thought he handled the situation very well. Some people are brilliant with computers, but have no idea how to handle (= behave with) other people. If you can't handle the job I'll get someone else to do it. Who handles the marketing in your company? More examples This is a very delicate situation and it needs to be handled sensitively. Only some of the bank's lending operations are handled directly by the manager. The president has been criticized for the way he has handled the whole affair. The customer services department handles any customer complaints. So far, he seems to be handling the job well, but it's really too soon to judge. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Dealing with things or people attend to sb/sth *beard the lion (in his/her* den)** idiom come up against sth come/get to grips with sth idiom confront cut firefight firefighting *get sth* in inherit jump-start overcome process reckon** reckon with sb/sth see about sth see to sth/sb set about sth turn weather See more results » handle verb (TOUCH) C2 [ T ] to pick something up and touch, hold, or move it with your hands: Always wash your hands before handling food. Please don't handle the vases - they're very fragile. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Touching & feeling brush feel *feel your* way idiom fiddle** fiddle (around) with sth finger hand hand to hand idiom haptic kinaesthesia lick nudge pat paw play play with sth tactile tap toy toy with sth See more results » handle verb (OPERATE) [ T ] to operate or control something that could be difficult or dangerous: Have you ever handled a gun before? [ I usually + adv/prep ] If a car handles well, it is easy and pleasant to drive. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Controlling and being in charge aggrandize assume assumption authoritative balance of power divide dominant have sb by the balls idiom *have sb eating out of your* hand idiom have sb in the palm of your hand idiom have sth in hand idiom have/hold the whip hand idiom hook** preside over sth pull pull rank idiom pull the strings idiom putty rein whip See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: On the road: driving & operating road vehicles handle verb (SELL) [ T ] to buy and sell goods: We only handle cosmetics that have not been tested on animals. mainly UK He's been arrested for handling stolen goods. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Buying & selling - general words all-you-can-eat barter black market bottom brokerage channel cold-calling desk research first refusal high street market share pawn pay supply and demand idiom the grey market trade trade route trading transaction under the counter idiom See more results » handleverb [ T ] us/ˈhæn·dəl/ handle verb [ T ] (TOUCH) to lift something and touch, hold, or move it with your hands: Please handle the old photographs carefully. handle verb [ T ] (DEAL WITH) to deal with, have responsibility for, or be in charge of something: Who handles the marketing in your company? Some managers have no idea how to handle people. handlenoun [ C ] us/ˈhæn·dəl/ handle noun [ C ] (TOUCH) a part of an object designed for holding, moving, or carrying the object: the handle of a shovel I can’t pick the pot up – the handle’s too hot. handleverb [ T ] uk/ˈhændl/us to deal with something difficult: handle pressure/stress/problems It was a job that taught me how to handle pressure and use it to my advantage. to deal with something or someone such as money, goods, or customers: Your financial adviser can handle all the details of purchasing shares. to be responsible for organizing or managing something or someone: The office in Europe also handles marketing for the region. COMMERCE to buy and sell goods: We only handle cosmetics which have not been tested on animals. COMMERCE to move or store goods: The distribution company handles around 45 per cent of all the milk produced in the UK. He admitted handling stolen goods. to use your hands to move or hold something: Staff are trained and equipped to handle hazardous materials. handlenoun uk/ˈhændl/us get/have a handle on sth informal to understand something or be able to deal with something: By coming in early and staying late she started to get a handle on the problem.
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handlenoun [ C ]

handle noun [ C ] (PART)

handle noun [ C ] (NAME)

handleverb

handle verb (DEAL WITH)

handle verb (TOUCH)

handle verb (OPERATE)

handle verb (SELL)

handleverb [ T ]

handle verb [ T ] (TOUCH)

handle verb [ T ] (DEAL WITH)

handlenoun [ C ]

handle noun [ C ] (TOUCH)

handleverb [ T ]

handlenoun