MANAGING - Prevod od engleski do španski

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managing director [ˌmanədʒɪŋ dɪˈrɛktə] N esp Brit

managing director

director ejecutivo m / directora ejecutiva f

managing editor N

managing editor

director m editorial / directora f editorial

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

1.1. manage COMM:

manage company/bank/store/office

dirigir

manage company/bank/store/office

administrar

manage company/bank/store/office

gerenciar LatAm

manage staff/team

dirigir

manage land/finances/fund

administrar

who manages this branch?

¿quién es el director or gerente de esta sucursal?

who manages this branch?

¿quién dirige esta sucursal?

1.2. manage (manipulate):

manage news/statistics

manipular

2. manage (handle, cope with):

manage children

manejar

manage children

controlar

manage household

llevar

manage household

administrar

manage horse

manejar

manage horse

dominar

he seems unable to manage his life

parece incapaz de organizar su vida

the situation was more than I could manage

no pude con la situación

she managed the interview all right

se desenvolvió bien en la entrevista

can you manage those suitcases on your own?

¿puedes con esas maletas tú sola?

she can't manage the stairs

no puede subir la escalera

3. manage (indicating success, achievement):

despite a poor start, he managed second place

a pesar de que no empezó muy bien, obtuvo el segundo puesto

I can manage 60 words per minute

puedo hacer 60 palabras por minuto

when do you want it? — can you manage it by lunchtime?

¿para cuándo lo quiere? — ¿lo podrá tener listo para el mediodía?

he managed a smile

esbozó una sonrisa forzada

if you can't manage $5, give what you can afford

si no puedes dar cinco dólares, da lo que puedas

I can't manage the meeting

no puedo or no me es posible ir a la reunión

can you manage another helping?

¿te sirvo un poco más?

we could manage one more in the back

atrás cabría una persona más

to manage to + infin

lograr or poder +  infin

I managed to persuade them

logré or pude convencerlos

she finally managed to get to sleep

finalmente logró or pudo dormirse

have you managed to find out her address?

¿has logrado or podido averiguar su dirección?

I managed to get four tickets

conseguí or pude conseguir cuatro entradas

how did they manage to get away with it?

¿cómo se las arreglaron para salirse con la suya?

do you think you could manage to be a little more specific/polite?

¿te sería posible ser un poco más concreto/educado?

he managed to lose the documents iron

se las arregló para perder los documentos iron

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

1. manage COMM:

manage

dirigir

manage

administrar

2. manage (cope):

can I help you? — thank you, I can manage

¿me permite que la ayude? — gracias, yo puedo sola

how's she managing on her own?

¿qué tal se las arregla sola?

they have to manage on $300 a week

tienen que arreglarse or arreglárselas con 300 dólares a la semana

we can manage without them/their help

podemos arreglarnos or arreglárnoslas sin ellos/sin su ayuda

stage-manage [Am ˈsteɪdʒ ˌmænɪdʒ, Brit ˈsteɪdʒˌmanɪdʒ] VB trans

stage-manage event/demonstration

orquestar

stage-manage event/demonstration

arreglar

stage-manage play

dirigir

španski

engleski

directora gerente

managing director

director gerente

managing director

gerenciar

to manage

gestor (gestora) órgano/comisión

managing attr

autogestionar

to self-manage

esto los capacitará para autogestionar su empresa

this will enable them to manage their business on their own

autogestionarse

to manage one's own affairs

(ser improbable que + subj) es muy improbable que lo logre

it's very unlikely o improbable that he'll manage it

engleski

španski

managing director N

managing director

director(a) m(f) general

I. manage [ˈmænɪdʒ] VB trans

1. manage (accomplish):

manage

lograr

to manage to do sth

conseguir hacer algo

2. manage Brit (fit into one's schedule):

to not manage the time

no tener tiempo

3. manage a. ECON:

manage (control, be in charge of)

dirigir

manage (money, time)

administrar

II. manage [ˈmænɪdʒ] VB intr

to manage on sth

arreglárselas con algo

stage-manage [ˌsteɪdʒˈmænɪdʒ, Am ˈsteɪdʒˌmæn-] VB trans

1. stage-manage THEAT:

stage-manage

dirigir la tramoya de

2. stage-manage fig:

stage-manage

orquestar

španski

engleski

consejero delegado

managing director

directivo (-a)

managing

junta directiva

managing committee

director(a)

managing

director general

managing director

gestor(a)

managing

gestionar

to manage

administración de una cuenta

managing [or running Brit] of an account

regentar

to manage

engleski

španski

managing director N

managing director

director (a) m (f) general

I. manage [ˈmæn·ɪdʒ] VB trans

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

manage

dirigir

manage money, time

administrar

manage a sports team

dirigir

2. manage (accomplish):

manage

lograr

to manage to do sth

conseguir hacer algo

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

to not manage the time

no tener tiempo

II. manage [ˈmæn·ɪdʒ] VB intr

to manage on a few dollars a day

arreglárselas con un par de dólares al día

stage-manage [ˈsteɪdʒ·ˌmæn·ɪdʒ] VB trans

1. stage-manage THEAT:

stage-manage

dirigir la tramoya de

2. stage-manage fig:

stage-manage

orquestar

španski

engleski

consejero delegado

managing director

directivo (-a)

managing

junta directiva

managing committee

director(a)

managing

director general

managing director

gestor(a)

managing

gestionar

to manage

regentar

to manage

administración de una cuenta

managing of an account

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

Perfect farewells are rare, because you can't ever stage-manage sport.

www.espncricinfo.com

Parents who incessantly text their teenage kids, intervene with teachers and professors and generally stage-manage their lives are overwhelmingly well-to-do and highly educated.

www.macleans.ca

Students are expected to stage-manage a production at some point in the grade twelve level.

en.wikipedia.org

The additional teaser is that the white guy nurses ambitions to be a playwright and keeps stepping out of the action, which he stage-manages, to address the audience directly.

www.independent.co.uk

How many sports stars get to stage-manage their own failed drugs test?

www.eurosport.co.uk