See Also: botch(medicine)
botch(dictionary)
botch(2)(dictionary)
botch(1)(dictionary)
botch 2, noun(dictionary)
botch 1, verb(dictionary)
handling(dictionary)
handling charge(dictionary)
Materials Handling(money)
Handling Charge(money)

botch 2, noun (oh) and handling (oh)


botch 2, noun (oh)



2 also 'botch-up BrE n [C] informal especially BrE
a piece of work, a job etc that has been badly or carelessly done
::I've just made an awful botch of my translation.
::The whole thing was a botch job .

handling (oh)



the way in which someone does a job or deals with a situation, problem, or person
handling of
　The President has been much criticized for his handling of the crisis.
　Such a situation needs very careful handling.
the act of touching something
　The equipment should be able to withstand a certain amount of rough handling.
the act of buying, selling, or moving goods
　cargo handling
　A special licence is required for the manufacture or handling of any dangerous chemical.
the way in which a vehicle can be controlled, especially how easy it is for a driver to control it
　It's a lovely little car - the ride is comfortable and the handling excellent.