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noun1) (also Med.) Manipulation, die2) (handling) Handhabung, die* * *noun die Manipulation* * *ma·nipu·la·tion[məˌnɪpjəˈleɪʃən]nstock market \manipulation Kursmanipulation f2. (handling) Handgriff m; (adjustment) Einstellung f (of an + dat); no pl Umgang m (of mit + dat), Handhabung f* * *[mə"nIpjU'leISən]nManipulation f* * *1. Manipulation f2. a) (Hand)Griff m oder (-)Griffe plb) Verfahren nc) TECH Bedienen n, Betätigen n, Steuern n3. pej Machenschaft f, Manipulation f, Manöver n4. pej Frisieren n* * *noun1) (also Med.) Manipulation, die2) (handling) Handhabung, die* * *n.Manipulation f.Verarbeitung f.
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