handle in Japanese
handle in Japanese is ハンドル, 取っ手 — handle means the part of an object that is designed to be gripped by hand.
handle in Japanese
ハンドル
Pronounced: handoru
The part of an object which is (designed to be) held in the hand when used or moved.
取っ手
Pronounced: totte
The part of an object which is (designed to be) held in the hand when used or moved.
What does "handle" mean?
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noun The part of an object that is designed to be gripped by hand.
"The kettle has a plastic handle that stays cool to the touch."
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noun A username or nickname someone uses online or over radio.
"Pick a handle that is easy to remember and doesn't give away personal details."
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verb To touch, hold, or manage something with the hands.
"Wear gloves when you handle the old photographs so they stay clean."
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verb To deal with or cope with a situation, person, or emotion.
"Can you handle the pressure of working to such tight deadlines?"
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handle in a sentence
- The kettle has a plastic handle that stays cool to the touch.
- The handle on the old suitcase finally snapped.
- Pick a handle that is easy to remember and doesn't give away personal details.
- Over the radio, the lorry driver's handle was Night Owl.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "handle" in Japanese?
"handle" in Japanese is ハンドル, 取っ手. handle means: The part of an object that is designed to be gripped by hand.
How do you pronounce ハンドル?
"handle" in Japanese is ハンドル, pronounced "handoru".
How do you use "handle" in a sentence?
Example: "The kettle has a plastic handle that stays cool to the touch." In Japanese, "handle" is ハンドル, 取っ手.
Are there other ways to say "handle" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "handle": ハンドル, 取っ手.
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