英语词组handles是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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.

handles

verb

See love handles

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.

词组	handles
释义	handles noun in basketball, ball-handling skill US, 1997 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. handles verb See love handles 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.
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