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handle

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han·dle1 /ˈhændl/ ●●● S1 W2 verb
1  do work 工作 [transitiveT] to do the things that are necessary to complete a job 處理〔工作〕
I handled most of the paperwork.
大部分文書工作是我做的。
The case is being handled by a top lawyer.
此案正由一位頂尖律師負責處理。
The finance department handles all the accounts.
財務部處理所有賬目。
Computers can handle huge amounts of data.
計算機能處理大量數據。
2  deal with a situation 處理情況 [transitiveT] to deal with a situation or problem by behaving in a particular way and making particular decisions 應付〔局面〕，處理〔難題〕
The headmaster handled the situation very well.
校長很好地處理了這一情況。
I knew I had handled the matter badly.
我知道這件事我處理得很糟糕。
Leave it to me. I can handle it.
把它交給我吧，我能應付的。
Most customers were satisfied with the way their complaints were handled.
大多數客人對自己投訴的受理方式感到滿意。
Opposition leaders will be watching carefully to see how the prime minister handles the crisis.
反對黨領導人將密切注意首相如何處理這一危機。
► see thesaurus at deal
3  deal with a person 對待某人TREAT/BEHAVE TOWARDS [transitiveT] to deal with a person or behave towards them in a particular way, especially in order to keep them happy 應付，對待〔某人〕
Some customers are quite difficult to handle.
有些客人很難應付。
4  not become upset 不慌亂 [transitiveT] to not become upset in a difficult situation 泰然承受[處理]
She can’t handle it when people criticize her.
她受不得别人對她的批評。
He doesn’t handle stress very well.
他不太會調節壓力。
5  hold 拿 [transitiveT]HOLD to touch something or pick it up and hold it in your hands 觸；摸；碰；拿
He had never handled a weapon before.
他以前從未碰過武器。
We teach the children to handle the animals gently.
我們教孩子們要溫柔地撫摸動物。
He was roughly handled by the mob.
他受到暴民粗暴的推搡。
► see thesaurus at touch
6  control a vehicle 操縱車輛
a) [transitiveT]CONTROL to control the movement of a vehicle or an animal 駕駛；駕馭
I didn’t know if I’d be able to handle such a large vehicle.
我不知道我能不能駕駛這麽大一輛車。
b) [intransitiveI]CONTROL the way a vehicle handles is how easy it is to control 〔車輛容易或難以〕駕駛
handles well/badly
The car handles well, even on wet roads.
這輛汽車很好開，即使在濕滑的路上也沒問題。
7  move goods 移動貨物 [transitiveT] to move goods from one place to another 運送
The Post Office handles nearly 2 billion letters and parcels over the Christmas period.
聖誕節期間郵政局要處理近20億件信件和包裹。
8  buy/sell goods 買/賣貨物 [transitiveT]BBT to buy or sell goods 經銷；買賣
Bennet was charged with handling stolen goods.
貝内特被控買賣贓物。
Examples from the Corpus
handle• The whole situation has been very badly handled.• There were a few problems, but nothing I couldn't handle.• Jones has handled a wide variety of criminal cases.• You'll receive specific training on how to handle angry customers.• This extends across all five years and gives students the opportunity to handle animals from the start of the course.• I can only handle Bob for about fifteen minutes.• This violin is very old and valuable and must be handled carefully.• A lot of people find it difficult to handle criticism.• Three or four staff members handle incoming telephone calls.• You were very discreet about the whole thing - I appreciate the way you handled it.• It is the key format for handling large volumes of information.• He handled me the way I wanted to be treated.• I knew I would have to be very careful how I handled Odette - she was so emotional.• At one time, AT&T handled over 70% of the nation's long-distance calls.• Francis is a natural leader. He's very good at handling people.• You should wash your hands after handling raw meat.• Bennet was charged with handling stolen goods.• HPC Architects handled the architectural work.• Carver handles the basketball with confidence and skill.• Please do not handle the fruit and vegetables.• She doesn't want anyone to think she can't handle the pressure.• It's her first year as a doctor, but she is handling the pressures of the job very well.• The better way to handle the situation is to render the cats infertile without actually neutering them.• Cleaning the beat meant fitting each new situation into past patterns, trying to handle them according to traditional recipes.• Lieutenant Richards will tell you that each of the weapons was carefully handled to preserve any possible latent fingerprints.• Always handle your food jar with care.
handles well/badly• On the road it handles well.• Products which fall in the top left-hand group are those which are in attractive markets and which the company handles well.• But it handles well and comes with a comprehensive safety package.• The paint is soft, handles well and is easily thinned with water, though of course it is waterproof when dry.• And it handles well on independent coil suspension with roll well controlled.
handling stolen goods• At Teesside Crown Court yesterday, Francis, 36, admitted handling stolen goods.• Jacqueline MacPherson faced a charge of handling stolen goods.• John Henry, 26, of Bexley Heath, will be sentenced later for handling stolen goods.• Rootham, of Tower Green, Middlesbrough, also admitted theft and handling stolen goods.• They swallowed it and said they were charging me with handling stolen goods.• Randhawa admitted obtaining by deception, burglary, handling stolen goods and making a threat to kill Miss Nazir.
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ldoce_146_ehandle2 ●●● S1 W3 noun [countableC]
1  DTthe part of a door that you use for opening it 〔門的〕把手，拉手
Then he turned the handle and went in.
然後他轉動把手走了進去。
→5  See picture of handle 柄, door handle 門把手, handle提手 ...
2  briefcase.jpg DTthe part of an object that you use for holding it 柄，把手，拎手
a knife with a carved wooden handle
帶雕花木柄的刀
the handle of his cup
他杯子的柄
a broom handle
掃帚柄
3  get a handle on something UNDERSTANDto start to understand a situation, subject etc 開始掌握[了解]某事
It’s difficult to get a handle on how widespread this problem is.
很難了解這個問題的普遍程度。
Examples from the Corpus
get a handle on something• At least they have a handle on what caused the power failure.• Sun had difficulty getting a handle on the actual yield situation because week-to-week data on the silicon lots varied, Gadre said.• From these activities they really get a handle on where I want them to go.• Daily at five or six a. m. Mr Sammler woke up in Manhattan and tried to get a handle on the situation.• You figure you've got a handle on all but the most aberrant human behaviour.
→ fly off the handle at fly1(16)
Examples from the Corpus
handle• Many silver pap boats were converted into cream boats by adding a handle and feet.• a knife with an ivory handle• The Blue Fog features large patches of rust, an oil leak, a loose handle and a temperamental pull cord.• In front of Twoflower, at chest height, was a small handle shaped like a brass dragon.• I take the box, and hold it proudly by its string handle.• Sensing trouble, I let go of the handles of my new barrow and ran into the crowd.• She went over and tried one of the handles, but the cabinet was locked.• Then she was twisting the handle and discovering Oliver was not home.
From Longman Business Dictionary
handlehan·dle /ˈhændl/ verb [transitiveT]
1to deal with a difficult situation or problem
First-time travelers get some peace of mind when an agency handles everything.
2to deal with a particular client or product
She handles all our major clients.
3if you handle a particular job, you are responsible for doing it
He will handle merchandising and advertising as well as retaining his duties as president.
4COMMERCEto buy, sell, or deal with goods or services in business or trade
Domestic car manufacturers have said their dealers are free to handle foreign cars if they wish.
5TRANSPORTto move goods etc from one place to another
We handle large volumes of imported goods.
Origin handle2
Old English
han·dle1 verbhandle2 noun
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