Handle
21handle — {{11}}handle (n.) O.E. handle, formed from HAND (Cf. hand) (n.) with instrumental suffix le indicating a tool in the way THIMBLE (Cf. thimble) was formed from thumb. The slang sense of nickname is first recorded 1870, originally U.S., from… …
22handle — 1 verb 1 DEAL WITH STH (T) a) to deal with a difficult situation or problem: She couldn t handle the pressures of her new job. b) to deal with something by doing what is necessary: My secretary will handle all the details.. 2 DEAL WITH SB to deal …
23handle — 01. I ve been having some problems at work with my boss, but I m sure I ll be able to [handle] the situation. 02. Jeremy is having a lot of trouble [handling] all the stress at work. He really should take a break. 03. I know that it s difficult,… …
24handle — I. noun Etymology: Middle English handel, from Old English handle; akin to Old English hand Date: before 12th century 1. a part that is designed especially to be grasped by the hand 2. something that resembles a handle 3. a. title 8 b. name; a …
25Handle — Ein Handle (englisch für „Griff“ oder „Henkel“) bezeichnet in der Informatik einen eindeutigen Objektschlüssel (Identifikator) für digitale Objekte. Im Gegensatz zu einem Zeiger wird ein Handle durch ein anderes System (wie z. B. ein… …
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27Handle — The whole number part of a price quote. In a quote the handle could be $56, while the price quote for stock might be $56.25. The quote s handle eliminates the part of the price quote that is a decimal. In foreign exchange markets, the handle… …
28handle — n. part grasped by the hand 1) (BE) a starting handle misc. (colloq.) 2) to fly off the handle ( to lose one s temper ); to get a handle on smt. ( to comprehend smt. ) * * * [ hændl] to get a handle on smt. ( to comprehend smt. ) [ part grasped… …
29handle*/*/*/ — [ˈhænd(ə)l] verb [T] I 1) to deal with someone or something The government was criticized for the way it handled the crisis.[/ex] The newer computers can handle massive amounts of data.[/ex] Flight attendants are trained to handle difficult… …
30handle — han•dle [[t]ˈhæn dl[/t]] n. v. dled, dling 1) a part of a thing made to be grasped or held by the hand 2) anything serving as or resembling a handle 3) sts Slang. a person s name 4) gam the total amount bet on an event or game 5) tex hand 23) 6)… …
