Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Handle"

A: a lot of different things:: 1, /the handle of a bike/ the thing you hold on to. 2, /how can you handle this? / is asking how can your brain take all this?, how can you deal with this?

A: I’ve got this. I don’t need any help. It’s all under control.

A: maneggiare qualcosa

A: you cant do it

A: Was in control of him.

A: • i can handle the pressure.
• don’t worry, i can handle it.
• I can handle it myself.
• chef, you can handle the soup.

A: @TruthRtys

"she was too tired to handle the drama"

"please grab onto the handle"

"he said she should lay down"

"you should lay down"

A: I can't handle it anymore. It's too much for me.

Please, handle these chemical substances with care.

I couldn't open the door, the handle was broken.

A: Handle as a noun:
"Turn the handle to open the door."
Handle as a verb:
"I can handle this." Meaning that you are confident you can deal with something, usually something tough or challenging. Another way to say it is "I can take care of this."

A: I can't handle all the work! (manage, verb)
Grab the handle when you open the door. (knob, noun)

A: In terms of meaning, there is no real meaningful difference.

A: Military training is physically demanding.
1. I can handle it. (this speaker is going into the military and is confident he can handle it)
1-1. I could handle it. (this speaker is speaking hypothetically - "if" he joined the military, he believes he could handle it.)

A: Each are synonyms, similar to that of "deal with", each with a slightly differently meaning.

"I can't handle the stress."
This means, the stress is too much to bear, or deal with -- as if you want to just leave the stressful situation.

"I can't manage the stress."
This means, there is nothing else you could do to lower your stress level. It's "unmanageable".

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A: I would say they both have the same meaning and both are used in informal speech.
Example sentences, I have helped with large groups of people before. I can handle it. Or I can deal with the large group of people coming for the meeting.

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A: Put the handle in the center. Please leave the handle close to the center.

A: Two ways to say that..hope it helps :))

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A: × It's too late to handle.
✓ It's too late to handle that.

Very close, you just need a definite article at the end. "That" or "This" for example.

A: No, the D is there, but it is subtle. I will say it without a D and then normally with the D.

"Hanle, handle"

A: @shimojik: ah yes, it does sound natural. : )

A: "I've already handled it."
"I've already dealt with it."

A: It sounds better to say "I can't stand the cold"