handled

UK
/ˈhændld/
US
/ˈhændld/
handledpast participle
UK
/ˈhændld/
US
/ˈhændəld/
Used as a past-participle adjective; not gradable in ordinary use but comparatives with more/most are possible.
Translations
géréEmployé pour une situation, une affaire ou un problème qui a été pris en charge ou maîtrisé.
The situation was well handled by the team, ensuring minimal disruption.
La situation a été bien gérée par l’équipe, ce qui a limité les perturbations.
manipuléSe dit d’un objet touché, tenu ou déplacé avec les mains.
The fragile vase was carefully handled to avoid any damage.
Le vase fragile a été manipulé avec précaution pour éviter tout dommage.
Additional translations
muni d'une poignéeEmployé surtout dans des composés pour indiquer qu’un objet possède une poignée ou des poignées.
Definitions
Managed, dealt with, or controlled in a specified way.
The situation was well handled by the team, ensuring minimal disruption.
Touched or held with the hands.
The fragile vase was carefully handled to avoid any damage.
Having a handle or handles (often used in compounds).
The double-handled mug is easier to grip.
handleverb

handled

Past Simple

handled
Past Simple
handled
Past Participle
handling
ing-form
UK
/ˈhændl̩/
US
/ˈhændl̩/
Translations
She was able to handle the situation with great skill.
Elle a su gérer la situation avec beaucoup d’habileté.
manipulerPour toucher ou tenir un objet avec les mains, souvent avec prudence.
Please handle the fragile items with care.
Veuillez manipuler les objets fragiles avec précaution.
conduirePour un véhicule, dans le sens de le diriger ou le maîtriser.
He learned to handle the car on icy roads.
Il a appris à conduire la voiture sur des routes verglacées.
commercialiserDans le sens commercial : vendre, distribuer ou proposer des marchandises.
The store handles a wide variety of electronic products.
Le magasin commercialise une grande variété de produits électroniques.
Definitions
To manage, deal with, or be responsible for something.
She was able to handle the situation with great skill.
To touch, feel, hold, or manipulate with the hands.
Please handle the fragile items with care.
To control or direct the course of a vehicle or animal.
He learned to handle the car on icy roads.
To buy and sell goods as a business.
The store handles a wide variety of electronic products.
handlenoun
Definitions
A part of an object designed to be held in order to use or move it.
She grasped the handle of the suitcase and lifted it off the ground.
A name or nickname, especially one used in online or radio communication.
His online handle is 'TechGuru123'.
A 1.75-liter bottle of liquor, especially spirits sold in the United States.
They bought a handle of whiskey for the camping trip.
The feel, weight, or texture of a fabric as perceived by touch.
The premium cotton has a remarkably soft handle.
An understanding, command, or control of something.
After several rehearsals, the band finally got a handle on the difficult rhythm.