manhandle [ˈmænhændl] ГЛ. перех.
1. manhandle (treat roughly):
- manhandle person
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- manhandle person
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2. manhandle (move by hand):
- manhandle heavy object
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There was initially some violence during the first year of the programme, where landowners manhandled some officials and harassed bargadars who came forward to record their names.
en.wikipedia.org This means they can be manhandled safely, and maintained with the rocket motor installed.
en.wikipedia.org Some priests were even manhandled by them.
en.wikipedia.org Footage of security forces manhandling reporters was also shown widely on television news.
en.wikipedia.org Many media persons were manhandled and some of them were injured.
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