| [/ˈhændl; ˋhændl/] n 用法:
1 part of a tool, cup, bucket, door, drawer, etc, by which it may be held, carried or controlled （工具、 杯、 桶、 门、 抽屉等的）柄, 把, 把手, 拉手. 用法:
2 fact that may be taken advantage of 可能被利用的事实; 把柄; 可乘之机:
His indiscretions gave his enemies a handle to use against him. 他不够慎重予敌人以反对他的可乘之机. 用法:
3 (sl 俚) title 头衔:
have a handle to one's name, ie have a title, eg `Sir' or `Lord' 姓名带有头衔（如爵士或勋爵）. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) fly off the handle => fly2. handle 2
v 用法:
1 [Tn] touch (sth) with or hold (sth) in the hand(s) （用手）触, 摸, 拿, 抓（某物）:
Gelignite is dangerous stuff to handle. 葛里炸药是不可随便触碰的危险材料. *
Wash your hands before you handle food. 洗完手再拿食物. *
Fragile handle with care. 易碎品--小心轻放. 用法:
2 [Tn] deal with, manage or control (people, a situation, a machine, etc) 对付、 管理或控制（人、 情况、 机器等）:
An officer must know how to handle his men. 当军官的应懂得怎样统率士兵. *
This port handles 100 million tons of cargo each year. 这个港口每年货物吞吐量达1亿吨. *
I was impressed by her handling of the affair. 我觉得她对此事的处理很了不起. 用法:
3 [I] (with an adv 与副词连用) (esp of a vehicle) be able to be operated in the specified way （尤指机动车）可用某方式操纵:
This car handles well. 这辆汽车开起来真灵便. 用法:
4 [Tn] treat (a person or an animal) as specified （以某方式）对待（人或动物）:
The speaker was roughly handled by the mob. 演说者受到暴民的粗暴对待. 用法:
5 [Tn] buy and sell (sth) 买卖（某物）:
This shop does not handle such goods. 这家商店不经营这类商品. 用法:
6 [Tn] discuss or write about (a subject) 论及（某一题目）. |