handling

/ˈhændl̩ɪŋ/
noun 4

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

careful, delicate, gentle

My grandmother's antique vase requires very careful handling whenever we move it.

careless, clumsy

sensitive, sympathetic

The teacher's sympathetic handling of the student's anxiety helped him feel more confident in class.

insensitive

competent

The manager's competent handling of the difficult customer complaint impressed everyone in the office.

baggage, cargo, freight, stock

customer, passenger

The airline improved its customer handling procedures to reduce complaints at check-in.

food

The restaurant staff received training in proper food handling to prevent contamination.

data, information

VERB + HANDLING

need, require

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