handler
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈhændlər/ · UK /ˈhændlə/
Forms: handlers
handler means: A person who trains, looks after, or directs an animal or another person.
noun
A person who trains, looks after, or directs an animal or another person.
- The dog waited beside its handler.
- Her handler taught the young boxer how to defend himself.
- The spy secretly met his handler in a cafe.
A person whose work involves touching, moving, or dealing with particular things.
- The baggage handler lifted my suitcase.
- All food handlers must wash their hands carefully.
- A cargo handler found the damaged box.
A person who guides a public figure and manages their meetings or dealings with other people.
- Her handler ended the interview.
- The candidate’s handlers carefully planned every public appearance.
- A handler guided the actor through the crowd of reporters.
A small part of a computer program that responds to a particular action or problem.
- The handler runs when you click.
- We added an error handler to prevent the program from crashing.
- This event handler saves the form when the button is pressed.
Questions about handler
What does handler mean?
A person who trains, looks after, or directs an animal or another person.
What is handler in other languages?
Türkçe: eğitici · Español: adiestrador · Français: dresseur · Deutsch: Tierführer · Italiano: addestratore · 日本語: 調教師
How do you pronounce handler?
In American English /ˈhændlər/; in British English /ˈhændlə/.
How do you use handler in a sentence?
The dog waited beside its handler. Her handler taught the young boxer how to defend himself.
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