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(a) (deal with) s'occuper de;∎ we can handle orders for overseas nous prenons des commandes pour l'étranger;∎ we're too small to handle an order of that size notre entreprise est trop petite pour traiter une commande de cette importance;∎ she's good at handling difficult customers elle sait bien s'occuper des clients difficiles(b) (trade in) faire, vendre;∎ we don't handle chemical products nous ne faisons pas de produits chimiques
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