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Traitement des données
data handling SUST.
data [ingl. brit. ˈdeɪtə, ingl. am. ˈdædə, ˈdeɪdə] SUST. sust. pl. (gen)
data INFORM.
I. handle [ingl. brit. ˈhand(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈhændl] SUST.
1. handle:
2. handle (hold) fig.:
3. handle (title):
handle coloq.
4. handle (on CB radio):
handle coloq.
II. handle [ingl. brit. ˈhand(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈhændl] V. trans.
1. handle (touch):
handle explosives, samples, food
2. handle (manage):
handle horse
handle car
3. handle (deal with):
handle grievances, case, negotiations
handle emergency, crisis
handle stress
4. handle (process):
handle organization: money, clients, order
handle airport, port: traffic, passengers, cargo
handle factory: waste, pesticides
handle person: information, money, accounts
handle person: job application
handle computer: graphics, information
handle department, official: complaints, immigration, enquiries
handle agent: sale
handle lawyer: case
5. handle (artistically):
handle theme, narrative, rhythms
III. handle [ingl. brit. ˈhand(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈhændl] V. intr. MOTOR
IV. handle [ingl. brit. ˈhand(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈhændl]
handling [ingl. brit. ˈhandlɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈhændlɪŋ] SUST.
1. handling (holding, touching):
2. handling (way of dealing):
3. handling COM. (storage, shipping):
4. handling (processing):
5. handling (training):
data [ˈdeɪtə, ingl. am. ˈdeɪt̬ə] SUST. pl.
I. handle [ˈhændl] SUST.
1. handle (handgrip to move objects):
clenche f Bélg.
2. handle coloq. (name with highborn connotations):
3. handle INFORM.:
II. handle [ˈhændl] V. trans.
1. handle (feel/grasp an object):
2. handle (move/transport sth):
3. handle (deal with, direct, manage):
4. handle (discuss, write about, portray):
5. handle (operate dangerous/difficult object):
6. handle ingl. brit. (deal in, trade in):
III. handle [ˈhændl] V. intr. + adv. or prep.
handling SUST. no pl.
handling of tool
handling of car
data [ˈdeɪ·t̬ə] SUST. pl.
handling SUST.
handling of tool
handling of car
I. handle [ˈhæn·dl] SUST.
1. handle (handgrip to move objects):
clenche f Bélg.
2. handle coloq. (name with highborn connotations):
II. handle [ˈhæn·dl] V. trans.
1. handle (feel/grasp an object):
2. handle (move/transport sth):
3. handle (deal with, direct, manage):
4. handle (discuss, write about, portray):
5. handle (operate dangerous/difficult object):
6. handle (deal in, trade in):
III. handle [ˈhæn·dl] V. intr. + adv./prep.
Present
Ihandle
youhandle
he/she/ithandles
wehandle
youhandle
theyhandle
Past
Ihandled
youhandled
he/she/ithandled
wehandled
youhandled
theyhandled
Present Perfect
Ihavehandled
youhavehandled
he/she/ithashandled
wehavehandled
youhavehandled
theyhavehandled
Past Perfect
Ihadhandled
youhadhandled
he/she/ithadhandled
wehadhandled
youhadhandled
theyhadhandled
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The two containers are locked together by twisting the device's handle.
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The largest machines can handle stock up to 3in mm wide, 12.5in mm long, and 3/32in mm thick.
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The emulator could make use of hardfile devices and then it could handle multiple hard disk files and hard disk partitions.
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Parts of this were built as new roads, but most of it was along existing roads that were improved to handle the traffic.
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The harbour in the old city with its quayside railway was no longer able to handle the required level of traffic.
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