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door handle in British English
(dɔː ˈhændəl)
noun
the handle that you turn or push to open a door
door handle in Hospitality
(dɔr hændəl)
Word forms: (regular plural) door handles
noun
(Hospitality (hotel): Hotel room, bedroom)
A door handle is a small round object or a lever that is attached to a door and is used for opening and closing it.
I turned the door handle and found the door was open.
The door handle is broken so I can't open the door.
If the do not disturb notice is hanging on the outside door handle, you will not be disturbed.
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British English: door handle /dɔː ˈhændl/ NOUN
A door handle is a small round object or a lever that is attached to a door and is used for opening and closing it.
- American English: door handle
- Arabic: مِقْبَضُ الباب
- Brazilian Portuguese: maçaneta da porta
- Chinese: 门手柄
- Croatian: kvaka
- Czech: klika dveřní
- Danish: dørhåndtag
- Dutch: deurknop
- European Spanish: pomo
- Finnish: ovenkahva
- French: poignée de porte
- German: Türgriff
- Greek: πόμολο
- Italian: maniglia
- Japanese: ドアハンドル
- Korean: 문 손잡이
- Norwegian: dørhåndtak
- Polish: klamka
- European Portuguese: maçaneta da porta
- Romanian: clanță
- Russian: дверная ручка
- Latin American Spanish: picaporte
- Swedish: dörrhandtag
- Thai: ที่จับประตู
- Turkish: kapı kolu
- Ukrainian: дверна ручка
- Vietnamese: tay nắm cửa
Chinese translation of 'door handle'
door handle
n (c)
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门(門)把手
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