manhandle

man·han·dle  (mnhndl)

tr.v. man·han·dled, man·han·dling, man·han·dles

1. To handle roughly.

2. To move or handle by manpower alone.

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manhandle

Verb

[-handling, -handled]

1. to handle or push someone about roughly

2. to move something by manpower rather than by machinery

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

manhandle - handle roughly; "I was manhandled by the police" palm, handle - touch, lift, or hold with the hands; "Don't handle the merchandise"

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manhandle

verb 1. rough up, pull, push, paw (informal) maul, handle roughly, knock about or around

verb 2. haul, carry, pull, push, lift, manoeuvre, tug, shove, hump Brit. (slang) heave

Translations

manhandle [ˈmænhændl] vt → maltratar (= move by hand) [+ goods] → manipular

manhandle [ˈmænhændl] vt (= mistreat) → maltraiter, malmener (= move by hand); manutentionner

manhandle [ˈmænhændl] vt (mistreat) → grob behandeln;

(move by hand) → (von Hand) befördern

manhandle [ˈmænhændl] vt (= treat roughly) → malmenare (= move by hand) [+ goods] → spostare a mano