MANAGE - Translation from English into Italian

English

Italian

I. manage [Brit ˈmanɪdʒ, Am ˈmænɪdʒ] VB trans

1. manage (succeed):

to manage to do

riuscire a fare or farcela a fare

she managed to find a job, finish the article

è riuscita a trovare lavoro, a finire l'articolo

how does he manage to save so much money?

come fa a risparmiare così tanti soldi?

how did she manage to spend so much money?

come ha fatto a spendere tutti quei soldi?

he managed to offend everybody iron

è riuscito a offendere tutti

I managed not to dirty my hands

sono riuscito a non sporcarmi le mani

2. manage (find possible):

she managed a smile

è riuscita a fare un sorriso

I can manage a few words in Italian

riesco a dire qualche parola di italiano

can you manage seven o'clock tomorrow?

ce la fai domani alle sette?

can you manage lunch on Friday?

sei libero per pranzo venerdì?

I have so much work I couldn't manage another thing!

ho così tanto lavoro che non ce la faccio a fare altro!

I'm sure you can manage another glass of wine

sono sicuro che ce la fai a bere un altro bicchiere di vino

I can't manage more than £30

non posso spendere più di 30 sterline

3. manage (administer):

manage finances, company, bank

amministrare

manage business, shop, hotel, estate, school, project

gestire

4. manage (organize):

manage money, time

gestire

5. manage (handle):

manage person

sapere come prendere

manage animal

domare, trattare

manage boat etc.

manovrare

manage tool, oars etc.

maneggiare

they managed the situation very badly

affrontarono la situazione molto male

he knows how to manage her

lui sa come prenderla

II. manage [Brit ˈmanɪdʒ, Am ˈmænɪdʒ] VB intr

manage

cavarsela

they have to manage on £50 a week

devono cavarsela con or farsi bastare 50 sterline a settimana

can you manage?

ce la fai?

thank you, I can manage

grazie, ce la faccio

stage-manage [Brit ˈsteɪdʒˌmanɪdʒ, Am ˈsteɪdʒ ˌmænɪdʒ] VB trans (be stage manager)

stage-manage

fare il direttore di scena di

stage-manage fig

organizzare, orchestrare

line manage [ˈlaɪnˌmænɪdʒ] VB trans

line manage

dirigere a livello operativo

frugally manage, stock

con parsimonia

dexterously think, manage

abilmente

unimaginatively captain, manage

senza brio

aggressively COMM, ECON manage, promote

in modo aggressivo

Italian

English

cogestire

to manage jointly

l'azienda era difficilmente amministrabile

the company was difficult to manage or run

gestire (amministrare)

to manage

gestire produzione, tempo, gruppo, artista

to manage

gestire fondi

to manage

English

Italian

I. manage [ˈmæ·nɪdʒ] VB trans

1. manage a. ECON (control, be in charge of):

manage

dirigere

manage money, time

gestire

manage a baseball team

dirigere

2. manage (accomplish):

manage

riuscire

to manage to do sth

riuscire a fare qc

3. manage (fit into one's schedule):

to not manage the time

non (riuscire a) trovare il tempo

II. manage [ˈmæ·nɪdʒ] VB intr

to manage on a few dollars a day

(riuscire a) farcela con pochi dollari al giorno

stage-manage [ˈsteɪdʒ·ˌmæ·nɪdʒ] VB trans

1. stage-manage THEAT:

stage-manage

dirigere la messa in scena di

2. stage-manage fig:

stage-manage

orchestare

Italian

English

barcamenarsi

to manage

gestire (fondi)

to manage

arrangiarsi

to manage

ci arrangiamo da soli, grazie!

we can manage, thank you!

maneggiare

to manage

riuscire a fare qc

to manage to do sth

dirigere (essere a capo di: azienda)

to manage

tirare avanti

to manage

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

How dexterously his fingers undid the knots was a sign of how much joy he would bring his wife on their wedding night.

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He employs an interesting mix of fable, epic, news headline and anecdotage, steering dexterously between tones both grave and casual, to ask these questions.

www.thehindu.com

As with the other two in the series, the logic of time travel is dexterously played with but never taken too seriously like so many others in the genre.

entertainment.ie

Candied fruit, plums, currents, raisins are dexterously cut and soaked in rum.

en.wikipedia.org

As his fingers dexterously climb chords, he closes his eyes and stomps to keep time.

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