long-handled
ˈlɒŋ ˈhænd.əld
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Definition of long-handled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

toolshaving a long handle for extended reach
  • He used a long-handled broom to clean the ceiling.
  • A long-handled shovel was needed for the deep snow.
  • She reached the high shelf with a long-handled duster.
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Origin of long-handled

Old English, lang (long) + handle (handle)

Terms with long-handled included in their meaning

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gardening
gather leaves or debris using a long-handled tool
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farming
clear weeds or loosen soil using a long-handled tool
cooking
serve soup or liquid with a long-handled scoop
gardening
turn over soil using a long-handled digging tool
cleaning
long-handled tool with soft head for cleaning floors
glass care
long-handled implement with rubber edge for clearing liquid from flat areas
utensil
long-handled cup for scooping liquids
manual labor
scoop and relocate loose material using a long-handled scoop

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  1. French:à long manche, ...
  2. German:langstielig, ...
  3. Italian:a manico lungo, ...
  4. Spanish:de mango largo, ...
  5. Portuguese:de cabo longo, ...
  6. Chinese:长柄, ...
  7. Japanese:長い柄の, ...
  8. Arabic:ذو مِقْبَض طَويل, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּעַל יָדִית אֲרוּכָּה, ...
  10. Russian:длинноручный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:з довгою ручкою, ...
  12. Hindi:लंबे-हैंडल वाला, ...

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