handle
/ˈhændl/
noun
- The part of an object that is designed to be held in order to use, move, or carry it.
- He grabbed the handle of the suitcase and lifted it.
- Make sure the door handle is clean before you turn it.
- The cup has a broken handle.
- A nickname or username, especially on social media or in online communication.
- She chose a funny handle for her gaming account.
- What is your Twitter handle?
- His online handle is 'TechGuru99'.
- A way of understanding or dealing with something; a means of control or approach.
- The report provides a handle on the company's financial health.
- The new policy gives managers a better handle on expenses.
- I need to get a handle on this math problem before the test.
verb
- To deal with or manage a situation, problem, or person.
- The manager knows how to handle difficult customers.
- She can handle the pressure of public speaking very well.
- I need to learn how to handle stress better.
- To touch, hold, or move something with the hands.
- Please handle the fragile items with care.
- He handled the antique vase gently.
- Wash your hands before you handle food.
- To operate or control a vehicle, tool, or machine.
- This car handles well on icy roads.
- The new drone is easy to handle with the remote.
- She learned how to handle a sailboat during the summer.