handling in Japanese
handling in Japanese is 取り扱い — handling means the way something is managed, dealt with, or physically handled.
handling in Japanese
取り扱い
Pronounced: toriatsukai
A touching, controlling, managing, using, taking care of, etc., with the hand or hands, or as with the hands.
What does "handling" mean?
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noun The way something is managed, dealt with, or physically handled.
"Critics praised the government's handling of the crisis."
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noun How a vehicle responds and steers.
"The new suspension improved the car's handling on tight corners."
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noun In football, an illegal touch of the ball with the hand or arm.
"The referee awarded a penalty for handling in the box."
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handling in a sentence
- Critics praised the government's handling of the crisis.
- The package requires careful handling.
- The new suspension improved the car's handling on tight corners.
- Reviewers liked the van's handling, which felt steady even on wet, winding roads.
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What is "handling" in Japanese?
"handling" in Japanese is 取り扱い. handling means: The way something is managed, dealt with, or physically handled.
How do you pronounce 取り扱い?
"handling" in Japanese is 取り扱い, pronounced "toriatsukai".
How do you use "handling" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics praised the government's handling of the crisis." In Japanese, "handling" is 取り扱い.
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