manage

manage
man·age [ʼmænɪʤ] vt
1) econ (be in charge of)
to \manage sth company, business, department etw leiten [o führen];
to \manage sb film star, pop group, team jdn managen;
some people think television \manages the news instead of just reporting it manche Leute glauben, dass das Fernsehen die Nachrichten manipuliert, anstatt nur zu berichten;
to \manage money/property Geld/Eigentum verwalten;
to \manage one's time sich dat seine Zeit richtig einteilen
2) (control)
to \manage sb mit jdm zurechtkommen [o fertigwerden];
to \manage sth mit etw dat zurechtkommen [o umgehen können];
to \manage sth with ease/difficulty etw mit Leichtigkeit/Schwierigkeiten bewältigen
3) (accomplish)
to \manage sth etw bewältigen [o (fam) schaffen];
I'm so full, I can't \manage any more ich bin so satt, ich kann nicht mehr essen;
she can't \manage more than $350 per month rent sie kann sich nicht mehr als $ 350 Miete pro Monat leisten;
can you \manage 8 o'clock? 8 Uhr, ginge das?;
to \manage a smile/laugh ein Lächeln/Lachen hinbekommen vi
1) (succeed) es schaffen, zurechtkommen;
I can't \manage on my own ich schaffe es nicht allein;
we'll \manage! wir kommen schon zurecht!;
how can you \manage without a car? wie kommst du ohne Auto zurecht?;
somehow he \managed to calm down irgendwie schaffte er es, sich zu beruhigen;
only he could \manage to be so dumb nur er konnte so dumm sein
2) (get by)
to \manage on sth mit etw dat auskommen;
they had to \manage on a small salary sie mussten mit einem kleinen Gehalt auskommen

English-German students dictionary . 2013.

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