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1 | T to take action to deal with a difficult situation 处理;应付 |
| The government was criticized for the way it handled the crisis. 政府处理这一危机的方式受到了批评。 |
| handle sth well Congratulations! You handled that really well. 祝贺你!你这件事处理得非常好。 |
| badlypoorly handled We felt that the dispute was badly handled. 我们觉得这次的纠纷处理得很不得当。 |
| 1a | to be responsible for doing a particular job or piece of work 负责 | | Inspector Dawkin will be handling this case. 道金督察将负责这个案子。 | | Publicity is being handled by an outside agency. 广告宣传将由外面的一家代理公司负责。 | |
| 1b | to be able to deal successfully with a large amount of work or information 处理(大量的工作或信息) | | The newer computers can handle massive amounts of data. 新型计算机能够处理数量庞大的数据。 | | The helpline handles 100 calls an hour. 救助热线每小时接听100个电话。 | |
| 1c | to deal with the people or goods that pass through an airport , port , or other centre 处理(货物等) | | The depot handles over two million tonnes of freight a week. 火车站每星期处理200多万吨的货物。 | |
| 1d | to deal successfully with a person who is likely to become angry or upset 对付;应付 | | All the staff are trained to handle difficult customers. 所有的工作人员都接受了应付难缠顾客的培训。 | |
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2 | T to touch or hold something 触;摸;拿;搬 |
| handle sth with care All chemicals must be handled with care. 所有的化学品都要小心轻放。 |
| handle sb roughly Some prisoners complained that they’ d been roughly handled. 一些囚犯投诉说他们受到了粗暴的对待。 |
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3 | T to control an animal or a vehicle using your hands 驾驭(动物);操纵(车辆) |
| She handled the pony very confidently. 她非常自信地驾驭小马。 |
| 3a | I if a vehicle handles well or badly , it is easy or difficult to control (车辆容易或不容易)操纵 | |
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4 | T to buy and sell goods , especially illegally (尤指非法地)买卖,经营 |
| handle stolen goods He denied burglary but admitted handling stolen goods. 他否认盗窃但承认销售过赃物。 |
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- | sb cannot handle sth |
| someone is unable to deal with something |
| 某人无法应付某事物 |
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| I left because I couldn’ t handle the pressure. 我因无法承受压力而离去。 |
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