mishandle

1 Rather, it makes the airlines report a single number for “mishandled” luggage, a category that includes lost, pilfered, damaged and delayed baggage.

2 The quarterback fumbled when he mishandled the snap.

3 As of Dec. 4, 2018, airlines are required to report separate statistics for mishandled wheelchairs and scooters.

4 I think the show has done a fair amount of explaining about how the outbreak exploded without going into a blow-by-blow timeline of how the authorities mishandled it.

5 “What has become evident to me,” he said, “is that after grave mishandling of communication regarding the exhibition, institutional white fragility led to an act of censorship.”

6 But there’s been, it seems to me, some mishandling in how it was rolled out and that’s always tough to deal with.

7 The real moment when Bee blended comedic insight with leadership was the way that she emphasized the reality that COVID-19 is truly scary, made even more so by the government's mishandling of it.

8 He suggested that perhaps the situation had been mishandled, that perhaps I was not possessed.

9 Everyone knew this had to do with its panicky mishandling of industrialisation.

10 This misguided, mishandled decision is a blot on the reputation of the youth symphony and its justly praised First Music competition, which has awarded commissions to 139 young composers since it began in 1984.

11 The report notes that Frontier’s scores in three of the four areas studied worsened since 2017, aside from only its rate of mishandled baggage, which improved.

12 CBS News quickly responded to her statement by copping to having mishandled the promotion.

13 “Airlines like to talk about their on-time rates, a bragging right that helps attract frequent business travelers and offsets PR disasters like bumped or mishandled passengers,” the Forbes report reads.

14 Later, she recounted that version of events back to the investigators and used a doll to demonstrate how she mishandled the boy.

15 Jenkins thinks the murders of these African American girls weren’t enough of a priority, but she is also quick to point out that D.C. police’s mishandling of the case was “not totally guided by race.”

16 Now, this was before DNA evidence was a thing, but now with the technology that we have, they can't use any of that evidence because of mishandling of it back then.

17 He says there were cases in which those volunteers mishandled flooded homes, removing more sheetrock from walls than necessary.

18 Accountants mishandled foreign and domestic taxes by withholding more funds than necessary, leading to "a significant losses of tax benefits" and failed to file taxes on time, causing late penalties.

19 I peek in horror, unable to bear the thought of anyone mishandling the Holy Quran—tearing out the pages and apparently stomping on them.

20 Her mind was mishandled by her religion-deranged father, from whom she is estranged.

1 办错

misconduct blunder

2 虐待

abusive abusively wrong abuse knock punishment cruelty disservice maltreatment ill-treatment abusiveness misusage ill-usage ill-use rough devil misuse outrage crucify mistreat bedevil maltreat ill-treat pull about pull around walk all over mistreatment ill use ill treatment persecution oppression persecute oppress hell hardship ballyrag tax press task horse screw mouse grind spite torment maul manhandle physic macerate scarify grinding trample burn fuck schmear mess over

3 粗暴对待

maul maltreat roust scrag spifflicate work over stick it to push around punishment sandbag knock around mess

4 对…处理不当

misconduct

5 瞎弄

monkey dick fiddle-faddle fool meddle fool with

6 苛待

maltreatment ill-treatment misusage ill-usage ill-use abuse misuse mistreat maltreat ill-treat

7 乱弄

meddle fool with

8 粗暴地对待

roughhouse mess rough manhandle maltreat schmear

9 处理不当

maladministration mismanage misconduct

10 用错

misdirect