long, short | carrying
The table folds up and comes complete with a carrying handle.

door | knife, fork, pickaxe, etc.

have | pull, push, try, turn
You have to turn the handle and then pull it towards you. | He tried the handle but the door was locked.

on a/the ~
His initials were on the knife handle.

carefully, with care
A label on the crate read: ‘Handle with care’.

carelessly
Garden tools can be hazardous if carelessly handled.

roughly
Many of the prisoners were roughly handled; some were killed.

competently, efficiently, properly, skilfully, successfully, well
I think you handled that situation very well.

badly | carefully, delicately
This issue may need to be handled carefully.

easily
Her next question was not so easily handled.

routinely
The library routinely handles a wide variety of enquiries.

be able/unable to, can/could, know how to
This was a problem that I just couldn''t handle. | She knew how to handle publicity.

be designed to, be equipped to
He wasn''t mentally equipped to handle this situation.

learn how to | be easy to | be difficult to, be hard to
Large meetings are notoriously less productive and more difficult to handle.

with
She handled the crisis with total assurance.