英语词组handle是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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handle

释义

handle

Theme: CONTROL

n. a way of dealing with something; a grasp of a problem.

As soon as I get a handle on this Wilson matter, I'll give you a buzz.I can't seem to get a handle on what's wrong.

Theme: NICKNAME

n. a person's name or nickname. (Western jargon and then citizens band radio.)

Well, what's your handle so I'll know what to call you?My handle is Goober. You can call me Goob.

handle

1. noun

a name, a nickname US, 1837.

a self-attributed identity used on citizens' band radio US, 1974.

a big nose US, 1750.

a glass of beer served in a 10-fluid-ounce glass with a handle AUSTRALIA, 1943.

a half-pint glass of beer NEW ZEALAND, 1994.

in horse racing, the total amount bet, either on a given race or an entire season US, 1951.► get a handle onto gain a means of comprehending or controlling someone or something US, 1972

2. verb

to stay in control. Hawaiian youth usage as an intransitive verb US, 1981.► handle swollen goods(of a male) to masturbate. Punning a criminal activity: 'to handle stolen goods' UK, 2001

idiomhandlefly off the handleto suddenly get very angry:I was trying to explain that it was an accident, but he flew off the handle and wouldn't listen.Stacey called me back and apologised for flying off the handle; she said she'd had a really bad day.get a handle onto understand a situation so that you can deal with it more successfully:The book gives enough information for even a complete beginner to get a handle on the subject.There was something missing in my life, but I just couldn't get a handle on exactly what it was.

handles

slang An accumulation of fat around one's midsection. A shortening of "love handles." I need to go back to the gym and start working out again if I want to lose these handles in time for the wedding.

handle

1. n. a person’s name or nickname. (Western jargon and then citizens band radio.) My handle is Goober. You can call me Goob.

2. n. a way of dealing with something; a grasp of a problem. As soon as I get a handle on this Wilson matter, I’ll give you a buzz.

handle (oneself)

1. To conduct oneself in a specified manner: handled herself well in the interview.

2. To be able to defend oneself or fend for oneself: Don't worry about me. I can handle myself.

See:

a handle on
a handle to (one's) name
fly off the handle
fly off the handle, to
get a fix on
get a handle on
get a handle on (something)
get a handle on something
get a handle on something, to
get/have a handle on somebody/something
go off the handle
handle
handle (someone or something) with gloves
handle (someone or something) with kid gloves
handle (someone or something) without gloves
handle on
handle someone or something with kid gloves
handle to (one's) name
handle to one's name
handle with gloves
handle with kid gloves
handle, treat, etc. somebody with kid gloves
handles
have a handle on (something)
it's raining pitchforks (and hammer handles)
kid gloves, to handle/treat with
love handles
too hot to handle
treat (someone or something) with kid gloves
treat someone with kid gloves

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