Definition of manage in English:

manage

verb ˈmanɪdʒˈmænɪdʒ

1with object Be in charge of (a business, organization, or undertaking); run.
管理；经营
their elder son managed the farm
他们的大儿子管理农场。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is run by my mom, who retired from being a college professor at Colgate to manage the organization full-time.
- Now, you can manage an organization like that, but you have to understand the limits of what they can do.
- Here students learn to wriggle out of complex situations while managing a business.
- One active owner manages the business; the other oversees engineering.
- It is run by adults with learning disabilities, giving them the opportunity to manage their own business.
- In some cases mergers might be driven by the desire of business leaders to manage a larger entity, and perhaps to operate at a global, rather than local, level.
- The elder son Ashok manages the business while the younger son helps him.
- He relied upon his close-knit clan not only to manage the business at auxiliary plants but also to oversee the company crèches and schools.
- I'll never understand how you managed an emerging business and emerging family at the same time.
- The NES is a part-time business development programme aimed at anyone wanting to start and manage their own business.
- In fact, it is essential that such a business is managed by the whole community.
- Adaptive Venture Managers was created in 1995 to invest in and manage small businesses with new product ideas.
- She describes her achievement as due to a phenomenal ability to plan, organize and manage a type of business which is traditionally run by men.
- Jeremy was managing his father's business in January 1998 when the two pigs broke loose.
- The business is managed by son Robert and daughters Helen and Jane.
- These advisors help the firms to manage their businesses to compete more effectively in market-driven economies.
- It is not enough to tell the merchant to manage his business properly.
- Focus on experiences pertinent to operating and managing a farm business as well as community activities that you and your family are involved in.
- He had been driving to the premises with Basharat, who was due to manage the business, when the collision occurred near Samlesbury Hall.
- A Cooperative enterprise involves a group of people who combine resources to run and manage a business or a social organisation.
Synonyms
be in charge of, run, be head of, head, direct, control, preside over, lead, govern, rule, command, superintend, supervise, oversee, administer, organize, conduct, handle, take forward, guide, be at the helm of
1. 1.1 Have the position of supervising (staff) at work.
  主管
  the skills needed to manage a young, dynamic team
  主管一支年轻活泼的队伍所需的才能。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Here's how several CEOs build and manage their staff.
  In August 1997, I was accused of being unfit to organise meetings and manage staff.
  What has allowed Catmull to manage Pixar's eccentric staff is his nearly egoless leadership.
  At that time it was not anticipated that he would be managing any floor staff.
  I have just been promoted to supervisor in an insurance-claims office, managing a staff of 15.
  I am obviously a manager and I want to manage my staff regardless of their colour, their sexuality, their gender.
  David Drebberman from River Murray Water, manages the staff who control the locks and barrages.
  Stick to deadlines, practice good time management, and learn how to manage a staff.
  As site supervisor, she also manages the operators, including the two partners.
  He joined Starwood last year to take up his post at the Westin, where he will manage a staff of 170.
  Mr Main has been head chef there for two years, managing a kitchen staff of 16.
  This meant clients provided space for the auditors and helped to manage the staff working for them, he said.
  In his new position, Schaller manages the 13 people on the political staff, Lukens said.
  But the way it manages its own staff is also seen as critical.
  They must manage the news staff in ways that enable individuals to achieve full potential in their jobs.
  The sisters discovered that managing a staff of 15 with entrenched work practices was not easy.
  Let's face it, managing a staff of fitness instructors is not a typical administrative job.
  Staff are managed to meet transaction quotas and keep calls short.
  If you own or manage staff in a small-to-mid size company, it would pay you great dividends to set aside some money for training.
  And of course, the longer the delay, the harder it became to manage an increasingly mutinous staff.
  Synonyms
  supervise, oversee, be in charge of, be in control of, preside over, direct, administer, run, look after, be responsible for, govern, operate, conduct, handle, steer, pilot
2. 1.2 Be the manager of (a sports team or a performer)
  当（运动队或演出者）的经理人
  he managed five or six bands in his career
  他一生中管理过五六个乐队。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He walked off the pitch unsure whether he would ever manage the team again.
  She managed the team from 1988 to 1995 and has been the Secretary of the club from day one.
  The girls team was managed by Michelle Switzer, a former Rounders Gold Medalist.
  This year he managed the Irish Youths team which competed in the Euro championship in Poland.
  Today's match at Caledonian stadium will be the first time Strachan has managed a team from the stand rather than the dugout.
  Why did she manage a baseball team if she didn't like people of different colours?
  He acknowledged the input of Stephen Dormer who had assisted him in managing the team but who was unable to be present this week.
  ‘He not only manages my team, but also three others and treats them all equally,’ wrote Peter.
  Andy Deery is managing the team and anyone who would like to play should ring him.
  Good luck also to the mother and son team of Maura and Kenneth Kerins who coach and manage the teams.
  Richie Bell was managing the senior team up until the time of his death in February 1994 and his accomplishment of winning three All-Ireland titles in a row by that stage was difficult to follow.
  Old Firm fans who might be tempted down the sectarian route ought to look at the men who manage their respective teams.
  Jefferies rode for three years with Mr Valentine when he was managing the Yamaha team in the late 1990s.
  Winnett, 54, of Cheam Road in Ewell, manages a rugby team in which Alcindor plays.
  His late father, Barney Durkan, played for Mayo and managed the home team also.
  Your correspondent made the point that in a few years time, coaching badges will become compulsory to manage any team in Mayo.
  He turned out for his native Derrybeg, where incidentally he lived for forty years, and later went on to manage the team.
  A knowledge of how to handle conflict can remove much of the stress from those who manage teams and can make it a more enjoyable experience for them.
  So although I have been based in U.S. cities for my jobs, I travel extensively and manage teams worldwide.
  Ten years later, when Herman was managing a team in the Cuban Winter League, he saw Hemingway again at the ball park.
  Fuller was already managing Annie Lennox and 1980s dance act Paul Hardcastle.
  Synonyms
  be in charge of, run, be head of, head, direct, control, preside over, lead, govern, rule, command, superintend, supervise, oversee, administer, organize, conduct, handle, take forward, guide, be at the helm of
3. 1.3 Use (money, time, or other resources) sensibly.
  we manage our cash extremely well
  我们把现金掌管得非常好。
  Example sentencesExamples
  More worrying are signs that banks are losing patience with sensible, responsible customers who manage our money properly and do not get into debt.
  The back office mobilises financial resources and manages funds.
  It oversees banks and thrifts, manages the nation's money, and influences the economy.
  I have made the choice to be a farmer and to manage a finite renewable resource such as water.
  Though the scale may be different, everybody else with money to manage is looking at a similar picture right now.
  It enables district and regional councils to manage New Zealand's resources on land, water, sky and sea.
  First, you must manage your money in a sensible way to accumulate wealth.
  Free access to additional borrowings can make life easy for those who manage their money sensibly, but prove a disaster for spendthrifts.
  Representative payees helped respondents manage money and pay rent in a timely fashion.
  You tell me to always serve warm rolls wrapped in a fresh napkin and to never let a man manage all of my money.
  Many families say they do not have enough money to save, but if you manage your money tightly spare cash is usually available.
  However, it is important to set up a trust fund to manage this money.
  It found that students worry about leading an independent life, dealing with antisocial flatmates and managing their finances.
  This should serve as a grim warning to those poised to embark on their university careers of the need to manage their money sensibly.
  An Action Aid survey found that most farmers did not have the expertise, time or funds to manage water resources properly.
  Synonyms
  organize, take care of, administer, regulate, deal with efficiently
4. 1.4 Maintain control over (a person or animal)
  调教（人或动物）
  she manages horses better than anyone I know
  她调教马比我所知道的任何人都要棒。
  Example sentencesExamples
  It broke my heart to put her in there but doctors told me I wouldn't be able to manage her.
  His mother cannot manage him due to his problems and there were also fears for his safety in the community if he was released, the court had also heard.
  They were spooked, but found a way to manage him.
  Synonyms
  control, handle, master, influence, manipulate
5. 1.5 Control the use or exploitation of (land)
  经营管理（土地）
  the forest is managed to achieve maximum growth
  森林在（有效）管理之下获得最大限度的发展。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our coach was Paul Hart, who now manages Nottingham Forest, and you didn't mess with him.
  Richard uses this training and his experience to suggest how a parcel of land should be managed.
  The landowner specifically sought Specht out as a tenant because he wanted an organic farmer managing his land.
  The fact is that both the old parties are a disaster when it comes to managing Victoria's forests.
  Larry Walton, whose team is still managing the land under a short-term timber supply contract, admits the prospects of the state assuming control make him nervous.
  New South Wales State Forests own and manage the land on which the experiment is situated.
  This case study demonstrates the holistic approach that Coillte is taking to managing its forests.
  If family forest owners can convince the public that they are managing their lands for long-term sustainability, they believe that can lead to reduced regulations.
  I think that Forestry Tasmania manages the forest.
  In exchange, the landowners manage their land to provide habitat for the desired species.
  A volunteer group has voted to continue managing the Seven Fields Nature reserve
  Holmes' department is making moves to better manage the land that most Australians write off as useless.
  In fact, the divide is much more practical, between those who would manage our land and those who would not.
  How we manage the private land between these fragments of remnant vegetation is more important than what we do inside the islands of bushland.
  The independent review of the Regional Forest Agreement has found that we are managing our forests sustainably.
  While some farming cooperatives such as Nueva Vida are managing their lands wisely, others are tempted by the financial rewards of large-scale logging.
  Family forest landowners (often known as tree farmers) take pride in managing their lands.
2no object Succeed in surviving or in achieving something despite difficult circumstances; cope.
Catherine managed on five hours' sleep a night
凯瑟琳设法每晚只睡5个小时。
Example sentencesExamples
- As James Marshall Bridge states, more has to be shared, so it stands to reason that Joe Public has to manage with less as there will be less to go round.
- But times are hard and the place where we work couldn't manage with two people doing one person's job.
- I used to argue with him because I couldn't manage with the children, but he wouldn't listen.
- However, if absolutely necessary you could manage with a laptop in the passenger seat as your navigator.
- And before you joined Grow, how did you manage with your three kids?
- From lodging to food and other requirements, they have to manage with the limited monthly salary.
- There was no doctor on board and not even another woman, and Golda and I had to manage with the assistance of the steward.
- We are concerned to know how people are managing in these difficult circumstances in terms of food
- So how did we manage with cultural correspondences but no common language?
- Though initially we thought we could manage with our English, it was not so.
- As you have to get close, you have to manage with a very limited depth of field.
- For several months, the unit continued to manage with limited logistical assets.
- It does mean that we are going to have to rent out a base in the centre of town for about a month around festival time, but we'll manage with that.
- It has been told that it must manage with standstill budgets for at least the next year.
- If only one ear is affected then one can manage with the other normal ear.
- You can get the best of Middle Eastern, especially Egyptian, spices and spice mixes in the dingy shops where you can manage with Hindi.
- Academic freedom and tenure may be at risk as our institutions determine how to manage with reduced funding.
- Bringing up baby is demanding enough, but how do parents manage with twins or triplets?
- A clean, seamless line is needed for Oh Foolish Fay, which she cannot quite manage with her operatic vibrato.
- They're usually the ones who've been around for a while, and they usually manage with the barest minimum of speaker support.
Synonyms
cope, get along/on, make do, be/fare/do all right, carry on, survive, deal with the situation, scrape by/along, muddle through/along, fend for oneself, shift for oneself, make ends meet, weather the storm
informal make out, get by, hack it
1. 2.1with object Succeed in achieving or producing (something difficult)
  设法做到（某事，尤指难事），勉力完成
  she managed a brave but unconvincing smile
  她强作无所畏惧地笑着，但显得很不自然。
  with infinitive Blanche finally managed to hail a cab
  布兰其最后总算拦到了一辆出租车。
  Example sentencesExamples
  They manage both to bring more money into healthcare, and to spend it more efficiently.
  He tried to find his voice, but it was difficult for him to manage anything but a feeble sounding grunt.
  While these tasks can be managed, it is difficult to do so effectively and in a timely manner.
  It's particularly stupid to be fed-up and out of sorts on a lovely warm sunny day but we managed it.
  Following a struggle the brave youngster finally managed to break free from the man and make her escape.
  The guitar shares the power base, but still manages some slightly effected interludes and neat, sharp, but simple phrases.
  Overall, the new President can be said to have managed a fairly difficult balancing act.
  We've been trying to watch it all weekend and finally managed to finish it today.
  They are today barely managing an orderly dollar decline.
  Canada, ranked 13th in the world, could only manage a penalty in each half by full-back Derek Daypuck.
  Humphreys managed a penalty to level the game, but the scoreline was nothing to store any hope in.
  Somehow in the midst of all this popularity, it is managing to lose money.
  Previous pre-November work succeeded in managing clearance of a large deal of dead leaves and branches.
  The Quiet American is a film that attempts to succeed on two different levels, and manages it with aplomb on both.
  You can be very extravagant in both your affections and your finances, finding it difficult to manage both.
  We shouldn't be favoring one sort of investment over another if we can manage it.
  Brave Sarah finally managed to grab the leash on David's board and get hold of the girls.
  The fact that Sligo could only manage three second half scores proves just how out of sorts they really were.
  The authorities wanted to take me back to Dover to sort out the paperwork, but I managed to get freed in London.
  He was confined to his home for much of the remainder of his school years although he did manage a very irregular attendance at school.
  Synonyms
  accomplish, achieve, do, carry out, perform, undertake, bring about/off, effect, finish, succeed in, contrive, engineer
2. 2.2with object Succeed in dealing with or withstanding (something)
  处理，应付；承受
  there was more stress and anxiety than he could manage
  压力之大，焦虑之深，非他所能承受。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Those suffering from Tourette's need help to develop strategies for dealing with and managing their tics, and, where necessary, medical treatment.
  As a footnote, I would reluctantly object to the consumption of food in the mall, but this could easily be dealt with in the same way the shops manage the problem.
  But I had managed to get a supply of special tablets that turn your stomach to concrete, so I could manage the flight.
  Synonyms
  control, handle, master, influence, manipulate
3. 2.3with object Be free to attend at (a certain time)
  腾出时间（或日期）参加
  he could not manage 24 March after all
  他终究不能在3月24日腾出时间（去参加）。

Origin

Mid 16th century (in the sense 'put (a horse) through the paces of the manège'): from Italian maneggiare, based on Latin manus 'hand'.

Managers now manage businesses, but the first things to be managed were horses. The earliest sense of manage in English was ‘to handle or train a horse’, or put it through the exercises of the manège (mid 17th century). This French word, used in English to mean ‘an area in which horses and riders are trained’ and ‘horsemanship’, is at root the same word as manage—both go back through Italian to Latin manus ‘hand’, the source also of manacles (Middle English) which restrain your hands; manicure (late 19th century) care of your hands; manipulate (early 19th century) to handle something; manner; manoeuvre; manual (Late Middle English) either done with your hands or a handbook; and manuscript (late 16th century) something written by hand.

Rhymes

mismanage, pannage, stage-manage

Definition of manage in US English:

manage

verbˈmanijˈmænɪdʒ

1with object Be in charge of (a company, establishment, or undertaking); administer; run.
管理；经营
their elder son managed the farm
他们的大儿子管理农场。
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, you can manage an organization like that, but you have to understand the limits of what they can do.
- These advisors help the firms to manage their businesses to compete more effectively in market-driven economies.
- It is not enough to tell the merchant to manage his business properly.
- In some cases mergers might be driven by the desire of business leaders to manage a larger entity, and perhaps to operate at a global, rather than local, level.
- A Cooperative enterprise involves a group of people who combine resources to run and manage a business or a social organisation.
- The elder son Ashok manages the business while the younger son helps him.
- Here students learn to wriggle out of complex situations while managing a business.
- It is run by adults with learning disabilities, giving them the opportunity to manage their own business.
- The NES is a part-time business development programme aimed at anyone wanting to start and manage their own business.
- He relied upon his close-knit clan not only to manage the business at auxiliary plants but also to oversee the company crèches and schools.
- Focus on experiences pertinent to operating and managing a farm business as well as community activities that you and your family are involved in.
- In fact, it is essential that such a business is managed by the whole community.
- Adaptive Venture Managers was created in 1995 to invest in and manage small businesses with new product ideas.
- The business is managed by son Robert and daughters Helen and Jane.
- Jeremy was managing his father's business in January 1998 when the two pigs broke loose.
- She describes her achievement as due to a phenomenal ability to plan, organize and manage a type of business which is traditionally run by men.
- I'll never understand how you managed an emerging business and emerging family at the same time.
- He had been driving to the premises with Basharat, who was due to manage the business, when the collision occurred near Samlesbury Hall.
- It is run by my mom, who retired from being a college professor at Colgate to manage the organization full-time.
- One active owner manages the business; the other oversees engineering.
Synonyms
be in charge of, run, be head of, head, direct, control, preside over, lead, govern, rule, command, superintend, supervise, oversee, administer, organize, conduct, handle, take forward, guide, be at the helm of
1. 1.1 Have the position of supervising (staff) at work.
  主管
  the skills needed to manage a young, dynamic team
  主管一支年轻活泼的队伍所需的才能。
  Example sentencesExamples
  What has allowed Catmull to manage Pixar's eccentric staff is his nearly egoless leadership.
  But the way it manages its own staff is also seen as critical.
  This meant clients provided space for the auditors and helped to manage the staff working for them, he said.
  Staff are managed to meet transaction quotas and keep calls short.
  If you own or manage staff in a small-to-mid size company, it would pay you great dividends to set aside some money for training.
  In August 1997, I was accused of being unfit to organise meetings and manage staff.
  In his new position, Schaller manages the 13 people on the political staff, Lukens said.
  As site supervisor, she also manages the operators, including the two partners.
  He joined Starwood last year to take up his post at the Westin, where he will manage a staff of 170.
  Let's face it, managing a staff of fitness instructors is not a typical administrative job.
  Mr Main has been head chef there for two years, managing a kitchen staff of 16.
  And of course, the longer the delay, the harder it became to manage an increasingly mutinous staff.
  Stick to deadlines, practice good time management, and learn how to manage a staff.
  At that time it was not anticipated that he would be managing any floor staff.
  Here's how several CEOs build and manage their staff.
  I have just been promoted to supervisor in an insurance-claims office, managing a staff of 15.
  David Drebberman from River Murray Water, manages the staff who control the locks and barrages.
  The sisters discovered that managing a staff of 15 with entrenched work practices was not easy.
  I am obviously a manager and I want to manage my staff regardless of their colour, their sexuality, their gender.
  They must manage the news staff in ways that enable individuals to achieve full potential in their jobs.
  Synonyms
  supervise, oversee, be in charge of, be in control of, preside over, direct, administer, run, look after, be responsible for, govern, operate, conduct, handle, steer, pilot
2. 1.2 Be the manager of (a sports team or a performer)
  当（运动队或演出者）的经理人
  he managed five or six bands in his career
  他一生中管理过五六个乐队。
  Example sentencesExamples
  She managed the team from 1988 to 1995 and has been the Secretary of the club from day one.
  Today's match at Caledonian stadium will be the first time Strachan has managed a team from the stand rather than the dugout.
  Why did she manage a baseball team if she didn't like people of different colours?
  Fuller was already managing Annie Lennox and 1980s dance act Paul Hardcastle.
  Old Firm fans who might be tempted down the sectarian route ought to look at the men who manage their respective teams.
  Ten years later, when Herman was managing a team in the Cuban Winter League, he saw Hemingway again at the ball park.
  Winnett, 54, of Cheam Road in Ewell, manages a rugby team in which Alcindor plays.
  Richie Bell was managing the senior team up until the time of his death in February 1994 and his accomplishment of winning three All-Ireland titles in a row by that stage was difficult to follow.
  This year he managed the Irish Youths team which competed in the Euro championship in Poland.
  ‘He not only manages my team, but also three others and treats them all equally,’ wrote Peter.
  So although I have been based in U.S. cities for my jobs, I travel extensively and manage teams worldwide.
  His late father, Barney Durkan, played for Mayo and managed the home team also.
  The girls team was managed by Michelle Switzer, a former Rounders Gold Medalist.
  He walked off the pitch unsure whether he would ever manage the team again.
  He turned out for his native Derrybeg, where incidentally he lived for forty years, and later went on to manage the team.
  Your correspondent made the point that in a few years time, coaching badges will become compulsory to manage any team in Mayo.
  Andy Deery is managing the team and anyone who would like to play should ring him.
  A knowledge of how to handle conflict can remove much of the stress from those who manage teams and can make it a more enjoyable experience for them.
  Jefferies rode for three years with Mr Valentine when he was managing the Yamaha team in the late 1990s.
  He acknowledged the input of Stephen Dormer who had assisted him in managing the team but who was unable to be present this week.
  Good luck also to the mother and son team of Maura and Kenneth Kerins who coach and manage the teams.
  Synonyms
  be in charge of, run, be head of, head, direct, control, preside over, lead, govern, rule, command, superintend, supervise, oversee, administer, organize, conduct, handle, take forward, guide, be at the helm of
3. 1.3 Administer and regulate (resources under one's control)
  掌管
  we manage our cash extremely well
  我们把现金掌管得非常好。
  Example sentencesExamples
  First, you must manage your money in a sensible way to accumulate wealth.
  Many families say they do not have enough money to save, but if you manage your money tightly spare cash is usually available.
  More worrying are signs that banks are losing patience with sensible, responsible customers who manage our money properly and do not get into debt.
  I have made the choice to be a farmer and to manage a finite renewable resource such as water.
  Though the scale may be different, everybody else with money to manage is looking at a similar picture right now.
  You tell me to always serve warm rolls wrapped in a fresh napkin and to never let a man manage all of my money.
  This should serve as a grim warning to those poised to embark on their university careers of the need to manage their money sensibly.
  Free access to additional borrowings can make life easy for those who manage their money sensibly, but prove a disaster for spendthrifts.
  The back office mobilises financial resources and manages funds.
  It oversees banks and thrifts, manages the nation's money, and influences the economy.
  However, it is important to set up a trust fund to manage this money.
  An Action Aid survey found that most farmers did not have the expertise, time or funds to manage water resources properly.
  It found that students worry about leading an independent life, dealing with antisocial flatmates and managing their finances.
  It enables district and regional councils to manage New Zealand's resources on land, water, sky and sea.
  Representative payees helped respondents manage money and pay rent in a timely fashion.
  Synonyms
  organize, take care of, administer, regulate, deal with efficiently
4. 1.4 Maintain control or influence over (a person or animal)
  调教（人或动物）
  she manages horses better than anyone I know
  她调教马比我所知道的任何人都要棒。
  Example sentencesExamples
  They were spooked, but found a way to manage him.
  His mother cannot manage him due to his problems and there were also fears for his safety in the community if he was released, the court had also heard.
  It broke my heart to put her in there but doctors told me I wouldn't be able to manage her.
  Synonyms
  control, handle, master, influence, manipulate
5. 1.5 Control the use or exploitation of (land)
  经营管理（土地）
  the forest is managed to achieve maximum growth
  森林在（有效）管理之下获得最大限度的发展。
  Example sentencesExamples
  In exchange, the landowners manage their land to provide habitat for the desired species.
  This case study demonstrates the holistic approach that Coillte is taking to managing its forests.
  I think that Forestry Tasmania manages the forest.
  New South Wales State Forests own and manage the land on which the experiment is situated.
  The fact is that both the old parties are a disaster when it comes to managing Victoria's forests.
  A volunteer group has voted to continue managing the Seven Fields Nature reserve
  Our coach was Paul Hart, who now manages Nottingham Forest, and you didn't mess with him.
  Larry Walton, whose team is still managing the land under a short-term timber supply contract, admits the prospects of the state assuming control make him nervous.
  While some farming cooperatives such as Nueva Vida are managing their lands wisely, others are tempted by the financial rewards of large-scale logging.
  In fact, the divide is much more practical, between those who would manage our land and those who would not.
  The independent review of the Regional Forest Agreement has found that we are managing our forests sustainably.
  Holmes' department is making moves to better manage the land that most Australians write off as useless.
  If family forest owners can convince the public that they are managing their lands for long-term sustainability, they believe that can lead to reduced regulations.
  Richard uses this training and his experience to suggest how a parcel of land should be managed.
  The landowner specifically sought Specht out as a tenant because he wanted an organic farmer managing his land.
  Family forest landowners (often known as tree farmers) take pride in managing their lands.
  How we manage the private land between these fragments of remnant vegetation is more important than what we do inside the islands of bushland.
2no object Succeed in surviving or in attaining one's aims, especially against heavy odds; cope.
（尤指在极困难条件下）设法继续生存（或取得成功）；对付过去
Catherine managed on five hours' sleep a night
凯瑟琳设法每晚只睡5个小时。
Example sentencesExamples
- A clean, seamless line is needed for Oh Foolish Fay, which she cannot quite manage with her operatic vibrato.
- For several months, the unit continued to manage with limited logistical assets.
- But times are hard and the place where we work couldn't manage with two people doing one person's job.
- And before you joined Grow, how did you manage with your three kids?
- Academic freedom and tenure may be at risk as our institutions determine how to manage with reduced funding.
- It has been told that it must manage with standstill budgets for at least the next year.
- They're usually the ones who've been around for a while, and they usually manage with the barest minimum of speaker support.
- I used to argue with him because I couldn't manage with the children, but he wouldn't listen.
- However, if absolutely necessary you could manage with a laptop in the passenger seat as your navigator.
- If only one ear is affected then one can manage with the other normal ear.
- As you have to get close, you have to manage with a very limited depth of field.
- It does mean that we are going to have to rent out a base in the centre of town for about a month around festival time, but we'll manage with that.
- There was no doctor on board and not even another woman, and Golda and I had to manage with the assistance of the steward.
- Bringing up baby is demanding enough, but how do parents manage with twins or triplets?
- As James Marshall Bridge states, more has to be shared, so it stands to reason that Joe Public has to manage with less as there will be less to go round.
- You can get the best of Middle Eastern, especially Egyptian, spices and spice mixes in the dingy shops where you can manage with Hindi.
- We are concerned to know how people are managing in these difficult circumstances in terms of food
- Though initially we thought we could manage with our English, it was not so.
- So how did we manage with cultural correspondences but no common language?
- From lodging to food and other requirements, they have to manage with the limited monthly salary.
Synonyms
cope, get along, get on, make do, be all right, do all right, fare all right, carry on, survive, deal with the situation, scrape along, scrape by, muddle along, muddle through, fend for oneself, shift for oneself, make ends meet, weather the storm
1. 2.1with object Succeed in doing, achieving, or producing (something, especially something difficult)
  设法做到（某事，尤指难事），勉力完成
  she managed a brave but unconvincing smile
  她强作无所畏惧地笑着，但显得很不自然。
  with infinitive Beth finally managed to hail a cab
  布兰其最后总算拦到了一辆出租车。
  ironic one fund managed to lose money
  有一个基金会居然实现了亏损。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Following a struggle the brave youngster finally managed to break free from the man and make her escape.
  He tried to find his voice, but it was difficult for him to manage anything but a feeble sounding grunt.
  The Quiet American is a film that attempts to succeed on two different levels, and manages it with aplomb on both.
  We shouldn't be favoring one sort of investment over another if we can manage it.
  We've been trying to watch it all weekend and finally managed to finish it today.
  Humphreys managed a penalty to level the game, but the scoreline was nothing to store any hope in.
  Overall, the new President can be said to have managed a fairly difficult balancing act.
  While these tasks can be managed, it is difficult to do so effectively and in a timely manner.
  You can be very extravagant in both your affections and your finances, finding it difficult to manage both.
  It's particularly stupid to be fed-up and out of sorts on a lovely warm sunny day but we managed it.
  Brave Sarah finally managed to grab the leash on David's board and get hold of the girls.
  He was confined to his home for much of the remainder of his school years although he did manage a very irregular attendance at school.
  They manage both to bring more money into healthcare, and to spend it more efficiently.
  Canada, ranked 13th in the world, could only manage a penalty in each half by full-back Derek Daypuck.
  Previous pre-November work succeeded in managing clearance of a large deal of dead leaves and branches.
  The guitar shares the power base, but still manages some slightly effected interludes and neat, sharp, but simple phrases.
  Somehow in the midst of all this popularity, it is managing to lose money.
  They are today barely managing an orderly dollar decline.
  The authorities wanted to take me back to Dover to sort out the paperwork, but I managed to get freed in London.
  The fact that Sligo could only manage three second half scores proves just how out of sorts they really were.
  Synonyms
  accomplish, achieve, do, carry out, perform, undertake, bring about, bring off, effect, finish, succeed in, contrive, engineer
2. 2.2with object Succeed in dealing with or withstanding (something)
  处理，应付；承受
  there was more stress and anxiety than he could manage
  压力之大，焦虑之深，非他所能承受。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Those suffering from Tourette's need help to develop strategies for dealing with and managing their tics, and, where necessary, medical treatment.
  But I had managed to get a supply of special tablets that turn your stomach to concrete, so I could manage the flight.
  As a footnote, I would reluctantly object to the consumption of food in the mall, but this could easily be dealt with in the same way the shops manage the problem.
  Synonyms
  control, handle, master, influence, manipulate
3. 2.3with object Be free to attend on (a certain day) or at (a certain time)
  腾出时间（或日期）参加
  he could not manage March 24 after all
  他终究不能在3月24日腾出时间（去参加）。

Origin

Mid 16th century (in the sense ‘put (a horse) through the paces of the manège’): from Italian maneggiare, based on Latin manus ‘hand’.

词汇	manage
释义	Definition of manage in English: manage verb ˈmanɪdʒˈmænɪdʒ 1with object Be in charge of (a business, organization, or undertaking); run. 管理；经营 their elder son managed the farm 他们的大儿子管理农场。 Example sentencesExamples It is run by my mom, who retired from being a college professor at Colgate to manage the organization full-time. Now, you can manage an organization like that, but you have to understand the limits of what they can do. Here students learn to wriggle out of complex situations while managing a business. One active owner manages the business; the other oversees engineering. It is run by adults with learning disabilities, giving them the opportunity to manage their own business. In some cases mergers might be driven by the desire of business leaders to manage a larger entity, and perhaps to operate at a global, rather than local, level. The elder son Ashok manages the business while the younger son helps him. He relied upon his close-knit clan not only to manage the business at auxiliary plants but also to oversee the company crèches and schools. I'll never understand how you managed an emerging business and emerging family at the same time. The NES is a part-time business development programme aimed at anyone wanting to start and manage their own business. In fact, it is essential that such a business is managed by the whole community. Adaptive Venture Managers was created in 1995 to invest in and manage small businesses with new product ideas. She describes her achievement as due to a phenomenal ability to plan, organize and manage a type of business which is traditionally run by men. Jeremy was managing his father's business in January 1998 when the two pigs broke loose. The business is managed by son Robert and daughters Helen and Jane. These advisors help the firms to manage their businesses to compete more effectively in market-driven economies. It is not enough to tell the merchant to manage his business properly. Focus on experiences pertinent to operating and managing a farm business as well as community activities that you and your family are involved in. He had been driving to the premises with Basharat, who was due to manage the business, when the collision occurred near Samlesbury Hall. A Cooperative enterprise involves a group of people who combine resources to run and manage a business or a social organisation. Synonyms be in charge of, run, be head of, head, direct, control, preside over, lead, govern, rule, command, superintend, supervise, oversee, administer, organize, conduct, handle, take forward, guide, be at the helm of 1.1 Have the position of supervising (staff) at work. 主管 the skills needed to manage a young, dynamic team 主管一支年轻活泼的队伍所需的才能。 Example sentencesExamples Here's how several CEOs build and manage their staff. In August 1997, I was accused of being unfit to organise meetings and manage staff. What has allowed Catmull to manage Pixar's eccentric staff is his nearly egoless leadership. At that time it was not anticipated that he would be managing any floor staff. I have just been promoted to supervisor in an insurance-claims office, managing a staff of 15. I am obviously a manager and I want to manage my staff regardless of their colour, their sexuality, their gender. David Drebberman from River Murray Water, manages the staff who control the locks and barrages. Stick to deadlines, practice good time management, and learn how to manage a staff. As site supervisor, she also manages the operators, including the two partners. He joined Starwood last year to take up his post at the Westin, where he will manage a staff of 170. Mr Main has been head chef there for two years, managing a kitchen staff of 16. This meant clients provided space for the auditors and helped to manage the staff working for them, he said. In his new position, Schaller manages the 13 people on the political staff, Lukens said. But the way it manages its own staff is also seen as critical. They must manage the news staff in ways that enable individuals to achieve full potential in their jobs. The sisters discovered that managing a staff of 15 with entrenched work practices was not easy. Let's face it, managing a staff of fitness instructors is not a typical administrative job. Staff are managed to meet transaction quotas and keep calls short. If you own or manage staff in a small-to-mid size company, it would pay you great dividends to set aside some money for training. And of course, the longer the delay, the harder it became to manage an increasingly mutinous staff. Synonyms supervise, oversee, be in charge of, be in control of, preside over, direct, administer, run, look after, be responsible for, govern, operate, conduct, handle, steer, pilot 1.2 Be the manager of (a sports team or a performer) 当（运动队或演出者）的经理人 he managed five or six bands in his career 他一生中管理过五六个乐队。 Example sentencesExamples He walked off the pitch unsure whether he would ever manage the team again. She managed the team from 1988 to 1995 and has been the Secretary of the club from day one. The girls team was managed by Michelle Switzer, a former Rounders Gold Medalist. This year he managed the Irish Youths team which competed in the Euro championship in Poland. Today's match at Caledonian stadium will be the first time Strachan has managed a team from the stand rather than the dugout. Why did she manage a baseball team if she didn't like people of different colours? He acknowledged the input of Stephen Dormer who had assisted him in managing the team but who was unable to be present this week. ‘He not only manages my team, but also three others and treats them all equally,’ wrote Peter. Andy Deery is managing the team and anyone who would like to play should ring him. Good luck also to the mother and son team of Maura and Kenneth Kerins who coach and manage the teams. Richie Bell was managing the senior team up until the time of his death in February 1994 and his accomplishment of winning three All-Ireland titles in a row by that stage was difficult to follow. Old Firm fans who might be tempted down the sectarian route ought to look at the men who manage their respective teams. Jefferies rode for three years with Mr Valentine when he was managing the Yamaha team in the late 1990s. Winnett, 54, of Cheam Road in Ewell, manages a rugby team in which Alcindor plays. His late father, Barney Durkan, played for Mayo and managed the home team also. Your correspondent made the point that in a few years time, coaching badges will become compulsory to manage any team in Mayo. He turned out for his native Derrybeg, where incidentally he lived for forty years, and later went on to manage the team. A knowledge of how to handle conflict can remove much of the stress from those who manage teams and can make it a more enjoyable experience for them. So although I have been based in U.S. cities for my jobs, I travel extensively and manage teams worldwide. Ten years later, when Herman was managing a team in the Cuban Winter League, he saw Hemingway again at the ball park. Fuller was already managing Annie Lennox and 1980s dance act Paul Hardcastle. Synonyms be in charge of, run, be head of, head, direct, control, preside over, lead, govern, rule, command, superintend, supervise, oversee, administer, organize, conduct, handle, take forward, guide, be at the helm of 1.3 Use (money, time, or other resources) sensibly. we manage our cash extremely well 我们把现金掌管得非常好。 Example sentencesExamples More worrying are signs that banks are losing patience with sensible, responsible customers who manage our money properly and do not get into debt. The back office mobilises financial resources and manages funds. It oversees banks and thrifts, manages the nation's money, and influences the economy. I have made the choice to be a farmer and to manage a finite renewable resource such as water. Though the scale may be different, everybody else with money to manage is looking at a similar picture right now. It enables district and regional councils to manage New Zealand's resources on land, water, sky and sea. First, you must manage your money in a sensible way to accumulate wealth. Free access to additional borrowings can make life easy for those who manage their money sensibly, but prove a disaster for spendthrifts. Representative payees helped respondents manage money and pay rent in a timely fashion. You tell me to always serve warm rolls wrapped in a fresh napkin and to never let a man manage all of my money. Many families say they do not have enough money to save, but if you manage your money tightly spare cash is usually available. However, it is important to set up a trust fund to manage this money. It found that students worry about leading an independent life, dealing with antisocial flatmates and managing their finances. This should serve as a grim warning to those poised to embark on their university careers of the need to manage their money sensibly. An Action Aid survey found that most farmers did not have the expertise, time or funds to manage water resources properly. Synonyms organize, take care of, administer, regulate, deal with efficiently 1.4 Maintain control over (a person or animal) 调教（人或动物） she manages horses better than anyone I know 她调教马比我所知道的任何人都要棒。 Example sentencesExamples It broke my heart to put her in there but doctors told me I wouldn't be able to manage her. His mother cannot manage him due to his problems and there were also fears for his safety in the community if he was released, the court had also heard. They were spooked, but found a way to manage him. Synonyms control, handle, master, influence, manipulate 1.5 Control the use or exploitation of (land) 经营管理（土地） the forest is managed to achieve maximum growth 森林在（有效）管理之下获得最大限度的发展。 Example sentencesExamples Our coach was Paul Hart, who now manages Nottingham Forest, and you didn't mess with him. Richard uses this training and his experience to suggest how a parcel of land should be managed. The landowner specifically sought Specht out as a tenant because he wanted an organic farmer managing his land. The fact is that both the old parties are a disaster when it comes to managing Victoria's forests. Larry Walton, whose team is still managing the land under a short-term timber supply contract, admits the prospects of the state assuming control make him nervous. New South Wales State Forests own and manage the land on which the experiment is situated. This case study demonstrates the holistic approach that Coillte is taking to managing its forests. If family forest owners can convince the public that they are managing their lands for long-term sustainability, they believe that can lead to reduced regulations. I think that Forestry Tasmania manages the forest. In exchange, the landowners manage their land to provide habitat for the desired species. A volunteer group has voted to continue managing the Seven Fields Nature reserve Holmes' department is making moves to better manage the land that most Australians write off as useless. In fact, the divide is much more practical, between those who would manage our land and those who would not. How we manage the private land between these fragments of remnant vegetation is more important than what we do inside the islands of bushland. The independent review of the Regional Forest Agreement has found that we are managing our forests sustainably. While some farming cooperatives such as Nueva Vida are managing their lands wisely, others are tempted by the financial rewards of large-scale logging. Family forest landowners (often known as tree farmers) take pride in managing their lands. 2no object Succeed in surviving or in achieving something despite difficult circumstances; cope. Catherine managed on five hours' sleep a night 凯瑟琳设法每晚只睡5个小时。 Example sentencesExamples As James Marshall Bridge states, more has to be shared, so it stands to reason that Joe Public has to manage with less as there will be less to go round. But times are hard and the place where we work couldn't manage with two people doing one person's job. I used to argue with him because I couldn't manage with the children, but he wouldn't listen. However, if absolutely necessary you could manage with a laptop in the passenger seat as your navigator. And before you joined Grow, how did you manage with your three kids? From lodging to food and other requirements, they have to manage with the limited monthly salary. There was no doctor on board and not even another woman, and Golda and I had to manage with the assistance of the steward. We are concerned to know how people are managing in these difficult circumstances in terms of food So how did we manage with cultural correspondences but no common language? Though initially we thought we could manage with our English, it was not so. As you have to get close, you have to manage with a very limited depth of field. For several months, the unit continued to manage with limited logistical assets. It does mean that we are going to have to rent out a base in the centre of town for about a month around festival time, but we'll manage with that. It has been told that it must manage with standstill budgets for at least the next year. If only one ear is affected then one can manage with the other normal ear. You can get the best of Middle Eastern, especially Egyptian, spices and spice mixes in the dingy shops where you can manage with Hindi. Academic freedom and tenure may be at risk as our institutions determine how to manage with reduced funding. Bringing up baby is demanding enough, but how do parents manage with twins or triplets? A clean, seamless line is needed for Oh Foolish Fay, which she cannot quite manage with her operatic vibrato. They're usually the ones who've been around for a while, and they usually manage with the barest minimum of speaker support. Synonyms cope, get along/on, make do, be/fare/do all right, carry on, survive, deal with the situation, scrape by/along, muddle through/along, fend for oneself, shift for oneself, make ends meet, weather the storm informal make out, get by, hack it 2.1with object Succeed in achieving or producing (something difficult) 设法做到（某事，尤指难事），勉力完成 she managed a brave but unconvincing smile 她强作无所畏惧地笑着，但显得很不自然。 with infinitive Blanche finally managed to hail a cab 布兰其最后总算拦到了一辆出租车。 Example sentencesExamples They manage both to bring more money into healthcare, and to spend it more efficiently. He tried to find his voice, but it was difficult for him to manage anything but a feeble sounding grunt. While these tasks can be managed, it is difficult to do so effectively and in a timely manner. It's particularly stupid to be fed-up and out of sorts on a lovely warm sunny day but we managed it. Following a struggle the brave youngster finally managed to break free from the man and make her escape. The guitar shares the power base, but still manages some slightly effected interludes and neat, sharp, but simple phrases. Overall, the new President can be said to have managed a fairly difficult balancing act. We've been trying to watch it all weekend and finally managed to finish it today. They are today barely managing an orderly dollar decline. Canada, ranked 13th in the world, could only manage a penalty in each half by full-back Derek Daypuck. Humphreys managed a penalty to level the game, but the scoreline was nothing to store any hope in. Somehow in the midst of all this popularity, it is managing to lose money. Previous pre-November work succeeded in managing clearance of a large deal of dead leaves and branches. The Quiet American is a film that attempts to succeed on two different levels, and manages it with aplomb on both. You can be very extravagant in both your affections and your finances, finding it difficult to manage both. We shouldn't be favoring one sort of investment over another if we can manage it. Brave Sarah finally managed to grab the leash on David's board and get hold of the girls. The fact that Sligo could only manage three second half scores proves just how out of sorts they really were. The authorities wanted to take me back to Dover to sort out the paperwork, but I managed to get freed in London. He was confined to his home for much of the remainder of his school years although he did manage a very irregular attendance at school. Synonyms accomplish, achieve, do, carry out, perform, undertake, bring about/off, effect, finish, succeed in, contrive, engineer 2.2with object Succeed in dealing with or withstanding (something) 处理，应付；承受 there was more stress and anxiety than he could manage 压力之大，焦虑之深，非他所能承受。 Example sentencesExamples Those suffering from Tourette's need help to develop strategies for dealing with and managing their tics, and, where necessary, medical treatment. As a footnote, I would reluctantly object to the consumption of food in the mall, but this could easily be dealt with in the same way the shops manage the problem. But I had managed to get a supply of special tablets that turn your stomach to concrete, so I could manage the flight. Synonyms control, handle, master, influence, manipulate 2.3with object Be free to attend at (a certain time) 腾出时间（或日期）参加 he could not manage 24 March after all 他终究不能在3月24日腾出时间（去参加）。 Origin Mid 16th century (in the sense 'put (a horse) through the paces of the manège'): from Italian maneggiare, based on Latin manus 'hand'. Managers now manage businesses, but the first things to be managed were horses. The earliest sense of manage in English was ‘to handle or train a horse’, or put it through the exercises of the manège (mid 17th century). This French word, used in English to mean ‘an area in which horses and riders are trained’ and ‘horsemanship’, is at root the same word as manage—both go back through Italian to Latin manus ‘hand’, the source also of manacles (Middle English) which restrain your hands; manicure (late 19th century) care of your hands; manipulate (early 19th century) to handle something; manner; manoeuvre; manual (Late Middle English) either done with your hands or a handbook; and manuscript (late 16th century) something written by hand. Rhymes mismanage, pannage, stage-manage Definition of manage in US English: manage verbˈmanijˈmænɪdʒ 1with object Be in charge of (a company, establishment, or undertaking); administer; run. 管理；经营 their elder son managed the farm 他们的大儿子管理农场。 Example sentencesExamples Now, you can manage an organization like that, but you have to understand the limits of what they can do. These advisors help the firms to manage their businesses to compete more effectively in market-driven economies. It is not enough to tell the merchant to manage his business properly. In some cases mergers might be driven by the desire of business leaders to manage a larger entity, and perhaps to operate at a global, rather than local, level. A Cooperative enterprise involves a group of people who combine resources to run and manage a business or a social organisation. The elder son Ashok manages the business while the younger son helps him. Here students learn to wriggle out of complex situations while managing a business. It is run by adults with learning disabilities, giving them the opportunity to manage their own business. The NES is a part-time business development programme aimed at anyone wanting to start and manage their own business. He relied upon his close-knit clan not only to manage the business at auxiliary plants but also to oversee the company crèches and schools. Focus on experiences pertinent to operating and managing a farm business as well as community activities that you and your family are involved in. In fact, it is essential that such a business is managed by the whole community. Adaptive Venture Managers was created in 1995 to invest in and manage small businesses with new product ideas. The business is managed by son Robert and daughters Helen and Jane. Jeremy was managing his father's business in January 1998 when the two pigs broke loose. She describes her achievement as due to a phenomenal ability to plan, organize and manage a type of business which is traditionally run by men. I'll never understand how you managed an emerging business and emerging family at the same time. He had been driving to the premises with Basharat, who was due to manage the business, when the collision occurred near Samlesbury Hall. It is run by my mom, who retired from being a college professor at Colgate to manage the organization full-time. One active owner manages the business; the other oversees engineering. Synonyms be in charge of, run, be head of, head, direct, control, preside over, lead, govern, rule, command, superintend, supervise, oversee, administer, organize, conduct, handle, take forward, guide, be at the helm of 1.1 Have the position of supervising (staff) at work. 主管 the skills needed to manage a young, dynamic team 主管一支年轻活泼的队伍所需的才能。 Example sentencesExamples What has allowed Catmull to manage Pixar's eccentric staff is his nearly egoless leadership. But the way it manages its own staff is also seen as critical. This meant clients provided space for the auditors and helped to manage the staff working for them, he said. Staff are managed to meet transaction quotas and keep calls short. If you own or manage staff in a small-to-mid size company, it would pay you great dividends to set aside some money for training. In August 1997, I was accused of being unfit to organise meetings and manage staff. In his new position, Schaller manages the 13 people on the political staff, Lukens said. As site supervisor, she also manages the operators, including the two partners. He joined Starwood last year to take up his post at the Westin, where he will manage a staff of 170. Let's face it, managing a staff of fitness instructors is not a typical administrative job. Mr Main has been head chef there for two years, managing a kitchen staff of 16. And of course, the longer the delay, the harder it became to manage an increasingly mutinous staff. Stick to deadlines, practice good time management, and learn how to manage a staff. At that time it was not anticipated that he would be managing any floor staff. Here's how several CEOs build and manage their staff. I have just been promoted to supervisor in an insurance-claims office, managing a staff of 15. David Drebberman from River Murray Water, manages the staff who control the locks and barrages. The sisters discovered that managing a staff of 15 with entrenched work practices was not easy. I am obviously a manager and I want to manage my staff regardless of their colour, their sexuality, their gender. They must manage the news staff in ways that enable individuals to achieve full potential in their jobs. Synonyms supervise, oversee, be in charge of, be in control of, preside over, direct, administer, run, look after, be responsible for, govern, operate, conduct, handle, steer, pilot 1.2 Be the manager of (a sports team or a performer) 当（运动队或演出者）的经理人 he managed five or six bands in his career 他一生中管理过五六个乐队。 Example sentencesExamples She managed the team from 1988 to 1995 and has been the Secretary of the club from day one. Today's match at Caledonian stadium will be the first time Strachan has managed a team from the stand rather than the dugout. Why did she manage a baseball team if she didn't like people of different colours? Fuller was already managing Annie Lennox and 1980s dance act Paul Hardcastle. Old Firm fans who might be tempted down the sectarian route ought to look at the men who manage their respective teams. Ten years later, when Herman was managing a team in the Cuban Winter League, he saw Hemingway again at the ball park. Winnett, 54, of Cheam Road in Ewell, manages a rugby team in which Alcindor plays. Richie Bell was managing the senior team up until the time of his death in February 1994 and his accomplishment of winning three All-Ireland titles in a row by that stage was difficult to follow. This year he managed the Irish Youths team which competed in the Euro championship in Poland. ‘He not only manages my team, but also three others and treats them all equally,’ wrote Peter. So although I have been based in U.S. cities for my jobs, I travel extensively and manage teams worldwide. His late father, Barney Durkan, played for Mayo and managed the home team also. The girls team was managed by Michelle Switzer, a former Rounders Gold Medalist. He walked off the pitch unsure whether he would ever manage the team again. He turned out for his native Derrybeg, where incidentally he lived for forty years, and later went on to manage the team. Your correspondent made the point that in a few years time, coaching badges will become compulsory to manage any team in Mayo. Andy Deery is managing the team and anyone who would like to play should ring him. A knowledge of how to handle conflict can remove much of the stress from those who manage teams and can make it a more enjoyable experience for them. Jefferies rode for three years with Mr Valentine when he was managing the Yamaha team in the late 1990s. He acknowledged the input of Stephen Dormer who had assisted him in managing the team but who was unable to be present this week. Good luck also to the mother and son team of Maura and Kenneth Kerins who coach and manage the teams. Synonyms be in charge of, run, be head of, head, direct, control, preside over, lead, govern, rule, command, superintend, supervise, oversee, administer, organize, conduct, handle, take forward, guide, be at the helm of 1.3 Administer and regulate (resources under one's control) 掌管 we manage our cash extremely well 我们把现金掌管得非常好。 Example sentencesExamples First, you must manage your money in a sensible way to accumulate wealth. Many families say they do not have enough money to save, but if you manage your money tightly spare cash is usually available. More worrying are signs that banks are losing patience with sensible, responsible customers who manage our money properly and do not get into debt. I have made the choice to be a farmer and to manage a finite renewable resource such as water. Though the scale may be different, everybody else with money to manage is looking at a similar picture right now. You tell me to always serve warm rolls wrapped in a fresh napkin and to never let a man manage all of my money. This should serve as a grim warning to those poised to embark on their university careers of the need to manage their money sensibly. Free access to additional borrowings can make life easy for those who manage their money sensibly, but prove a disaster for spendthrifts. The back office mobilises financial resources and manages funds. It oversees banks and thrifts, manages the nation's money, and influences the economy. However, it is important to set up a trust fund to manage this money. An Action Aid survey found that most farmers did not have the expertise, time or funds to manage water resources properly. It found that students worry about leading an independent life, dealing with antisocial flatmates and managing their finances. It enables district and regional councils to manage New Zealand's resources on land, water, sky and sea. Representative payees helped respondents manage money and pay rent in a timely fashion. Synonyms organize, take care of, administer, regulate, deal with efficiently 1.4 Maintain control or influence over (a person or animal) 调教（人或动物） she manages horses better than anyone I know 她调教马比我所知道的任何人都要棒。 Example sentencesExamples They were spooked, but found a way to manage him. His mother cannot manage him due to his problems and there were also fears for his safety in the community if he was released, the court had also heard. It broke my heart to put her in there but doctors told me I wouldn't be able to manage her. Synonyms control, handle, master, influence, manipulate 1.5 Control the use or exploitation of (land) 经营管理（土地） the forest is managed to achieve maximum growth 森林在（有效）管理之下获得最大限度的发展。 Example sentencesExamples In exchange, the landowners manage their land to provide habitat for the desired species. This case study demonstrates the holistic approach that Coillte is taking to managing its forests. I think that Forestry Tasmania manages the forest. New South Wales State Forests own and manage the land on which the experiment is situated. The fact is that both the old parties are a disaster when it comes to managing Victoria's forests. A volunteer group has voted to continue managing the Seven Fields Nature reserve Our coach was Paul Hart, who now manages Nottingham Forest, and you didn't mess with him. Larry Walton, whose team is still managing the land under a short-term timber supply contract, admits the prospects of the state assuming control make him nervous. While some farming cooperatives such as Nueva Vida are managing their lands wisely, others are tempted by the financial rewards of large-scale logging. In fact, the divide is much more practical, between those who would manage our land and those who would not. The independent review of the Regional Forest Agreement has found that we are managing our forests sustainably. Holmes' department is making moves to better manage the land that most Australians write off as useless. If family forest owners can convince the public that they are managing their lands for long-term sustainability, they believe that can lead to reduced regulations. Richard uses this training and his experience to suggest how a parcel of land should be managed. The landowner specifically sought Specht out as a tenant because he wanted an organic farmer managing his land. Family forest landowners (often known as tree farmers) take pride in managing their lands. How we manage the private land between these fragments of remnant vegetation is more important than what we do inside the islands of bushland. 2no object Succeed in surviving or in attaining one's aims, especially against heavy odds; cope. （尤指在极困难条件下）设法继续生存（或取得成功）；对付过去 Catherine managed on five hours' sleep a night 凯瑟琳设法每晚只睡5个小时。 Example sentencesExamples A clean, seamless line is needed for Oh Foolish Fay, which she cannot quite manage with her operatic vibrato. For several months, the unit continued to manage with limited logistical assets. But times are hard and the place where we work couldn't manage with two people doing one person's job. And before you joined Grow, how did you manage with your three kids? Academic freedom and tenure may be at risk as our institutions determine how to manage with reduced funding. It has been told that it must manage with standstill budgets for at least the next year. They're usually the ones who've been around for a while, and they usually manage with the barest minimum of speaker support. I used to argue with him because I couldn't manage with the children, but he wouldn't listen. However, if absolutely necessary you could manage with a laptop in the passenger seat as your navigator. If only one ear is affected then one can manage with the other normal ear. As you have to get close, you have to manage with a very limited depth of field. It does mean that we are going to have to rent out a base in the centre of town for about a month around festival time, but we'll manage with that. There was no doctor on board and not even another woman, and Golda and I had to manage with the assistance of the steward. Bringing up baby is demanding enough, but how do parents manage with twins or triplets? As James Marshall Bridge states, more has to be shared, so it stands to reason that Joe Public has to manage with less as there will be less to go round. You can get the best of Middle Eastern, especially Egyptian, spices and spice mixes in the dingy shops where you can manage with Hindi. We are concerned to know how people are managing in these difficult circumstances in terms of food Though initially we thought we could manage with our English, it was not so. So how did we manage with cultural correspondences but no common language? From lodging to food and other requirements, they have to manage with the limited monthly salary. Synonyms cope, get along, get on, make do, be all right, do all right, fare all right, carry on, survive, deal with the situation, scrape along, scrape by, muddle along, muddle through, fend for oneself, shift for oneself, make ends meet, weather the storm 2.1with object Succeed in doing, achieving, or producing (something, especially something difficult) 设法做到（某事，尤指难事），勉力完成 she managed a brave but unconvincing smile 她强作无所畏惧地笑着，但显得很不自然。 with infinitive Beth finally managed to hail a cab 布兰其最后总算拦到了一辆出租车。 ironic one fund managed to lose money 有一个基金会居然实现了亏损。 Example sentencesExamples Following a struggle the brave youngster finally managed to break free from the man and make her escape. He tried to find his voice, but it was difficult for him to manage anything but a feeble sounding grunt. The Quiet American is a film that attempts to succeed on two different levels, and manages it with aplomb on both. We shouldn't be favoring one sort of investment over another if we can manage it. We've been trying to watch it all weekend and finally managed to finish it today. Humphreys managed a penalty to level the game, but the scoreline was nothing to store any hope in. Overall, the new President can be said to have managed a fairly difficult balancing act. While these tasks can be managed, it is difficult to do so effectively and in a timely manner. You can be very extravagant in both your affections and your finances, finding it difficult to manage both. It's particularly stupid to be fed-up and out of sorts on a lovely warm sunny day but we managed it. Brave Sarah finally managed to grab the leash on David's board and get hold of the girls. He was confined to his home for much of the remainder of his school years although he did manage a very irregular attendance at school. They manage both to bring more money into healthcare, and to spend it more efficiently. Canada, ranked 13th in the world, could only manage a penalty in each half by full-back Derek Daypuck. Previous pre-November work succeeded in managing clearance of a large deal of dead leaves and branches. The guitar shares the power base, but still manages some slightly effected interludes and neat, sharp, but simple phrases. Somehow in the midst of all this popularity, it is managing to lose money. They are today barely managing an orderly dollar decline. The authorities wanted to take me back to Dover to sort out the paperwork, but I managed to get freed in London. The fact that Sligo could only manage three second half scores proves just how out of sorts they really were. Synonyms accomplish, achieve, do, carry out, perform, undertake, bring about, bring off, effect, finish, succeed in, contrive, engineer 2.2with object Succeed in dealing with or withstanding (something) 处理，应付；承受 there was more stress and anxiety than he could manage 压力之大，焦虑之深，非他所能承受。 Example sentencesExamples Those suffering from Tourette's need help to develop strategies for dealing with and managing their tics, and, where necessary, medical treatment. But I had managed to get a supply of special tablets that turn your stomach to concrete, so I could manage the flight. As a footnote, I would reluctantly object to the consumption of food in the mall, but this could easily be dealt with in the same way the shops manage the problem. Synonyms control, handle, master, influence, manipulate 2.3with object Be free to attend on (a certain day) or at (a certain time) 腾出时间（或日期）参加 he could not manage March 24 after all 他终究不能在3月24日腾出时间（去参加）。 Origin Mid 16th century (in the sense ‘put (a horse) through the paces of the manège’): from Italian maneggiare, based on Latin manus ‘hand’.
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