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盖上
brutaliser
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French
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manhandle [Brit ˈmanhand(ə)l, Am ˈmænˌhændl] VB trans
1. manhandle (treat roughly):
manhandle
malmener, maltraiter
2. manhandle (move by manpower):
manhandle
manutentionner
French
French
English
English
molester
to manhandle
malmener personne
to manhandle
English
English
French
French
manhandle [ˈmænhændl] VB trans
1. manhandle (handle roughly):
manhandle
brutaliser
they manhandled him into the car
ils l'ont forcé à entrer dans la voiture
2. manhandle (lift):
to manhandle sth somewhere
transporter qc quelque part à la force des bras
French
French
English
English
malmener
to manhandle
molester (physiquement)
to manhandle
English
English
French
French
manhandle [ˈmæn·hæn·dl] VB trans
1. manhandle (handle roughly):
manhandle
brutaliser
they manhandled him into the car
ils l'ont forcé à entrer dans la voiture
2. manhandle (lift):
to manhandle sth somewhere
transporter qc quelque part à la force des bras
French
French
English
English
molester (physiquement)
to manhandle
malmener
to manhandle
Present
Imanhandle
youmanhandle
he/she/itmanhandles
wemanhandle
youmanhandle
theymanhandle
Past
Imanhandled
youmanhandled
he/she/itmanhandled
wemanhandled
youmanhandled
theymanhandled
Present Perfect
Ihavemanhandled
youhavemanhandled
he/she/ithasmanhandled
wehavemanhandled
youhavemanhandled
theyhavemanhandled
Past Perfect
Ihadmanhandled
youhadmanhandled
he/she/ithadmanhandled
wehadmanhandled
youhadmanhandled
theyhadmanhandled
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
to manhandle sth somewhere
transporter qc quelque part à la force des bras
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Kim manhandled his opponent in the bout.
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He appealed not to destroy public properties, attack or manhandle media-persons.
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However, at the opening ceremony, the demonstration vehicle got stuck and had to be manhandled in.
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Many media persons were manhandled and some of them were injured.
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Cargoes had to be laboriously manhandled between boats on either side.
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