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handler

/ˈhæn.dlər/

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noun

/ˈhæn.dlər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который управляет, контролирует или отвечает за что-либо или кого-либо, например, за животное, оборудование или исполнителя.

A noun referring to a person who manages, controls, or is responsible for something or someone, such as an animal, a piece of equipment, or a performer.

  1. Animal trainer or caretakerB1formal

    A person who trains, controls, or takes care of animals, especially for exhibitions or work.

    ruДрессировщик

    • The dog handler guided the police dog through the obstacle course.
    • A professional animal handler worked with the lions at the circus.
    • The horse handler prepared the animal for the competition.

    Synonymsattendantcaretakerkeepertrainer

  2. Agent or managerB2formal

    A person who manages or deals with a particular thing, situation, or person.

    ruОбработчик

    • The baggage handler loaded the suitcases onto the plane.
    • The crisis handler coordinated the emergency response.
    • The celebrity's handler scheduled all her public appearances.

    Synonymsadministratoragentcontrollercoordinatordirectormanageroperatoroverseerrepresentativesupervisor

  3. Sports coach or trainerB2formalsport

    A person responsible for training and guiding an athlete or a sports team.

    ruТренер

    • The team handler developed a new training regimen for the players.
    • The boxing handler prepared his fighter for the championship match.
    • The athlete's handler ensured she followed her diet and exercise plan.

    Synonymscoachinstructortrainer

Forms
  • handlers plural form
  • handlers' possessive plural form
  • handler's possessive singular form
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