英['mænhændl]美['mænhændl]
记忆方法
词源记忆法
man，人，男人，handle，操纵，操作。原指挥舞武器，攻击敌人，后用于航海术语用人力或蛮力移动或举起，并由此引申俚语词义粗暴对待。
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双解例句
verb(动词)
小知识
When you manhandle something, you pick it up, push it, or pull it roughly. You might gasp watching movers manhandle your fragile furniture as they load it into a moving van.
You can manhandle things, and you can also manhandle people, shoving or grabbing them. If security workers at the airport manhandle a little old lady, nearby passengers will probably speak up in her defense. This current meaning arose in the late nineteenth century — earlier, manhandle meant “attack an enemy,” and before that, “wield a tool.”