經手東西的人
這一族最靠近字面:手上真的有東西。
noun · B2
Someone whose job is to touch, lift, carry, or move things — most often goods, food, or luggage.
搬運人員;經手人員
You can think of a handler as the one who takes hold of something and keeps it under control. Handle means to get your hands on a thing and deal with it; -er turns that into the one who does it. What sits in the hands changes from use to use. It can be a suitcase or a tray of food. It can be a working dog on a lead. It can be a famous person's day, or a spy's instructions. In computing it is not even a thing you can touch — just an event arriving, and a piece of code ready to catch it. Whatever it is, someone or something has it in hand.
From Middle English handler, handiller: handle plus -er, the one who handles.
來自中古英語 handler、handiller,也就是 handle 加上 -er:動手處理的那個人。這個字面意思到今天還完全站得住。
Wiktionary entry for handler, packet source_ref kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:1434369744 (etymology_text: From Middle English handler, handiller, equivalent to handle + -er).
Three branches
經手東西的人
這一族最靠近字面:手上真的有東西。
noun · B2
Someone whose job is to touch, lift, carry, or move things — most often goods, food, or luggage.
搬運人員;經手人員
手上牽著一個生命
手上的東西換成會動、會做決定的對象,所以「拿住」變成「帶著、指揮」。
noun · B2
Someone who trains a working animal and works beside it, especially a dog.
(工作動物的)訓練師、領犬員
程式裡接住事情的那段
同一個畫面搬進程式:手變成一段程式,東西變成一個事件。
noun · C1
In computing, a small piece of code that sits and waits for one kind of event or problem, and runs when that thing happens.
(程式的)處理常式、處理器