English
French
managing partner N
- managing partner
- associé m gérant
managing director N
- managing director
- directeur/-trice général/-e m/f
managing editor N
- managing editor
- directeur/-trice m/f de la rédaction
I. manage [Brit ˈmanɪdʒ, Am ˈmænɪdʒ] VB trans
1. manage (succeed):
- to manage to do
- réussir à faire
- to manage to do
- se débrouiller pour faire inf
- she managed to find a job/finish the article
- elle a réussi à trouver un emploi/finir l'article
- how does he manage to save so much money?
- comment réussit-il à faire tant d'économies?
- how did she manage to spend so much money?
- comment s'est-elle débrouillée pour dépenser tant d'argent? inf
- he managed to offend everybody iron
- il a réussi à froisser tout le monde
- I managed not to dirty my hands
- j'ai réussi à ne pas me salir les mains
2. manage (find possible):
- she managed a smile
- elle a réussi à sourire
- I can manage a few words in Italian
- j'arrive à dire quelques mots en italien
- can you manage seven o'clock tomorrow?
- sept heures demain soir, ça te convient?
- can you manage lunch on Friday?
- est-ce que tu seras libre pour déjeuner vendredi?
- I couldn't manage another thing!
- je n'en peux plus! inf
- I'm sure you can manage another glass of wine
- tu prendras bien un autre verre de vin?
- I can't manage more than £30
- je ne peux pas dépasser 30 livres sterling
3. manage (administer):
- manage project, finances
- diriger, administrer
- manage company, bank, school
- diriger
- manage business, shop, hotel, estate
- gérer
- managed economy
- économie f dirigée
4. manage (organize):
- manage money, time
- gérer
5. manage (handle):
- manage person, animal
- savoir s'y prendre avec
- manage tool, boat, oars etc
- manier
- they managed the situation very badly
- ils s'y sont très mal pris
- he knows how to manage her
- il sait s'y prendre avec elle
II. manage [Brit ˈmanɪdʒ, Am ˈmænɪdʒ] VB intr
- manage
- se débrouiller inf
- they have to manage on £50 a week
- ils doivent se débrouiller avec 50 livres sterling par semaine inf
- can you manage?
- tu y arrives?
- thank you, I can manage
- merci, je peux me débrouiller inf
line manage VB trans
- line manage
- diriger [qc] au niveau opérationnel
stage-manage VB trans fig
- stage-manage
- orchestrer
- in a style befitting a managing director
- dans le style qui convient à un PDG
French
English
- ASSEDIC
- organization managing unemployment contributions and payments
- URSSAF
- body managing social security payments and funds
- président-directeur général
- chairman and managing director Brit
English
French
managing director N Brit
- managing director
- directeur m général
I. manage [ˈmænɪdʒ] VB trans
1. manage (accomplish):
- to manage to +infin
- arriver à +infin
- I managed to miss the plane
- je me suis débrouillé pour rater l'avion
- how did you manage that?
- comment tu as fait?
- can you manage six o'clock/the cooking?
- six heures, ça vous va?
- can you manage the cooking?
- tu pourras t'occuper du repas?
2. manage (deal with) a. ECON:
- manage
- gérer
II. manage [ˈmænɪdʒ] VB intr
- manage (cope)
- s'en tirer
- manage (achieve aim)
- réussir
stage-manage VB trans
1. stage-manage (act as stage manager):
- stage-manage
- mettre en scène
2. stage-manage (orchestrate desired effect):
- stage-manage a. fig
- orchestrer
French
English
- président-directeur général (présidente-directrice générale)
- chairman and managing director Brit
- PDG
- chairman and managing director Brit
- manager
- to manage
- gérer
- to manage
- gérer temps libre
- to manage
- ANPE
- National Employment Agency (government agency managing employment legislation and job searches)
- ASSEDIC
- organization managing unemployment benefits
- se débrouiller (s'en sortir)
- to manage
- est-ce que tu te débrouilles?
- are you managing all right?
English
French
I. manage [ˈmæn·ɪdʒ] VB trans
1. manage (accomplish):
- to manage to +infin
- arriver à +infin
- how did you manage that?
- comment tu as fait?
- can you manage the cooking?
- tu pourras t'occuper du repas?
2. manage (deal with) a. ECON:
- manage
- gérer
II. manage [ˈmæn·ɪdʒ] VB intr
- manage (cope)
- s'en tirer
- manage (achieve aim)
- réussir
stage-manage VB trans
1. stage-manage (act as stage manager):
- stage-manage
- mettre en scène
2. stage-manage (organize desired effect):
- stage-manage a. fig
- orchestrer
French
English
- SACEM
- French association responsible for managing royalties
- manager
- to manage
- gérer
- to manage
- gérer temps libre
- to manage
- ANPE
- National Employment Agency (government agency managing employment legislation and job searches)
- ASSEDIC
- organization managing unemployment insurance
- démerder
- to manage
- administrer entreprise, projet
- to manage
- s'y entendre
- to manage
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