Handle
Study
Study verb - To use the mind to acquire knowledge.
How words are described
| old | old handle | old study |
| good | good handle | good study |
| long | long handle | long study |
| similar | similar handle | similar study |
| Other adjectives: actual, real, intense, little, black, excellent, tragic. | ||
Common collocations
| power | handle power | study power |
| life | handle life | study life |
| work | handle work | study work |
| way | handle way | study way |
| Other words: technology, world, information, effects, magic, powers. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- When working at the Kuromitsu Inn, she brags she could handle it, but backpedals when told she has to work a set time slot, which she complained would take too much of her study time.
Source: Fanfic / For His Own Sake -
Compulsory School Age: Pinoko tried to go to high school, but the entrance exam alone was too stressful for her to handle (it didn't help that she didn't study).
Source: Manga / Black Jack -
In the Rugrats episode "Runaway Angelica", Drew sends Angelica to her room for playing in his study and assumes that she's mature enough to handle her punishment.
Source: Description Cut
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