1.用人力推动[开动];〈口〉虐待,粗暴地对待
1.to touch, push, or pull someone in a rough way
2.to move something large and heavy without using machines or equipment
1.At the airport, Mr Chaudhry was manhandled by the police and his retinue of lawyers was ordered to leave Karachi.
在机场，乔杜里先生被警方拘禁，他随行的律师被勒令离开卡拉奇市。
2.It was the Dutchman's first game since being manhandled by half the Arsenal team.
这是他在被阿森纳队员侵犯后的第一场比赛。
3.The police manhandled some of the demonstrators.
警察带走了一些示威者。
4.Officers mostly showed restraint. But two foreign media photographers were manhandled and one cameraman beaten by plainclothes men .
大部分警察表现出了克制，但仍有两名外国媒体摄像师被粗暴对待，一名摄影师受到便衣殴打。
5.One participant said officers manhandled and detained more than 20 people who tried to hand out leaflets promoting animal protection.
一名参与者说官员粗暴对待并拘留了不下20人，他们试图分发促进动物保护的传单。
6.Scores were manhandled into police vans, including Boris Nemtsov, an opposition leader and former deputy prime minister.
数十人被架到警车中，包括反对派领袖之一、前副总理鲍里斯•涅姆佐夫（BorisNemtsov）。
7.This past season, They manhandled them across the ice to waiting aircraft.
在刚过去的季节中，他们将这些冰雪搬运出冰层以等待空中运送飞机。
8.I told you, I don't like to be manhandled.
我告诉你了，我不喜欢被用人力移动粗暴地对待！
9.Coleman was being manhandled by Mocco during the match.
在比赛期间高文被摩哥粗暴对待。