Managing director

Definition

manage /'mænÇdʒ/ v ၁။ (က) တာဝန္ယူသည္။ စီမံသည္။ manage a shop/factory/bank/hotel/football team ❍ manage a department/project. (ခ) စီမံသည္။ ကိုင္တြယ္ သည္။ He's good at managing his money (ie at controlling how much he spends). ❍ a government that can manage the economy successfully. ❍ a computer program that helps you manage your data efficiently. (ဂ) ႏိုင္သည္။ အုပ္ထိန္းသည္။ ထိန္းေက်ာင္း သည္။ manage a difficult horse ❍ A teacher must know how to manage children. ၂။ (က) ~ (with/without sb/sth) ရပ္တည္သည္။ ေနႏိုင္သည္။ ႏိုင္သည္။ The old man has had to manage on his own since his wife died. ❍ I just can't manage on £ 50 a week. ❍ Can you manage with only one assistant? ❍ I can't borrow the money so I'll have to manage without (it). ❍ I don't know how they managed to find us. (ခ) ႏိုင္သည္။ That suitcase looks heavy. Can you manage it (ie to lift or carry it)? ❍ CAN 2 (ဂ) (often used with can/could ) ႏိုင္သည္။ I haven't been learning French for long, so I can only manage (ie speak) a few words. ❍ I'm full– I couldn't manage (ie eat) another thing, I'm afraid. ❍ Despite his disappointment, he managed a smile (ie succeeded in smiling). ❍ Can you manage lunch (ie Are you free to have lunch with me) on Tuesday? ❍ I'd like to discuss it tomorrow, if you can manage the time. ❏ manageable adj ထိန္းသိမ္းရလြယ္ေသာ။ ပိုင္ႏိုင္ေသာ။ a business/school/family of manageable size ❍ The debt has been reduced to a manageable level. ❏ managing director n ဦးေဆာင္ၫႊန္ၾကားေရးမႉး။

Examples

1. I don’t know how you manage.
2. I don’t think I can manage a long walk today.
3. [manage to do something] : I managed to escape by diving into the river.
4. How do you manage it? You’ve only been home five minutes and already the place is a mess!
5. [manage to do something] : Mike managed to upset mother yet again today.
6. He could only manage a weak smile.
7. [manage to do something] : Couldn’t you have managed to say something nice about the meal?
8. I’m sure you could manage another piece of pie.
9. ‘Do you need any help?’ ‘No
10. I can manage.’
11. My aunt managed so well after her husband died.
12. [manage with] : Can you manage with all those bags?
13. [manage without] : We couldn’t have managed without their help.
14. Laura knows how to manage difficult customers.
15. Relaxation techniques for managing stress
16. He manages the family business.
17. Smith says he wants to manage the football team next year.
18. A well-managed restaurant
19. You need to learn to manage your time more effectively.
20. These areas of woodland are being carefully managed.
21. We can only manage £100 a week for rent.
22. [manage to do something] : I could manage to do another couple of hours next week if that’s any help.
23. Can you manage 5 o’clock next Monday?
24. [manage on] : I don’t know how he manages on what he earns.