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I . han·dle [ˈhændl̩] N

1. handle (handgrip):

handle
ročaj m
handle of a pot, basket, handbag
ročaj m
handle of a door
kljuka f
handle of a broom, comb
handle of a pump

2. handle inf (nickname):

handle
to fly off the handle
to get a handle on sth

II . han·dle [ˈhændl̩] VB trans

1. handle (grasp):

handle

2. handle (transport):

handle

3. handle inf luggage:

handle (work on)
handle (work on)
handle (work on)
handle (be in charge of)
handle (be in charge of)
to handle sb's affairs

4. handle:

handle (manage)
handle (sort out)
urejati [perf urediti]
can you handle it alone?

5. handle (deal with):

handle
handle

III . han·dle [ˈhændl̩] VB intr + adv

ˈbroom han·dle, ˈbroom·stick [ˈbru:mstɪk, ˈbrʊm-] N

broom handle
broom handle

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The accident damaged his brain, doctors told him he could not handle another trauma.
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The largest machines can handle stock up to 3in mm wide, 12.5in mm long, and 3/32in mm thick.
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It consists of a cutting head at the end of a long shaft with a handle or handles and sometimes a shoulder strap.
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You'll need to train your body like an endurance athlete to handle the oddballs you'll have to work with, travel with, dine with, or be stuck in the hallway with.
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Doctors handle the gore, morticians prettify bodies.
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Traces of the virus were found on the handle of a pressure washer used to clean them.?
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Spare a thought for the hard-worked staff of the Citizens Advice Bureau who handle an estimated 9.500 new debt problems every day.
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Fortunately, there was already some infrastructure built in the town to handle the new residents.
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The emulator could make use of hardfile devices and then it could handle multiple hard disk files and hard disk partitions.
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The frame and handle were often artistically embellished, given that they were used mostly by women and more often as a piece of jewellery than as a visual aid.
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