manage
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
manage/ˈmanɪʤ/
▶verb
- 1 be in charge of; run.
- 2 supervise (staff).
- 3 be the manager of (a sports team or a performer).
- 4 administer and regulate (resources under one's control).
- 5 maintain control or influence over (a person or animal).
- 6 control the use or exploitation of (land).
- 7 succeed in surviving or in attaining one's aims; cope.
■ succeed in achieving or producing (something difficult).
■ succeed in withstanding.
■ be free to attend at (a certain time).
– derivatives
managing adjective & noun.
managing adjective & noun.
– origin C16 (in the sense ‘put (a horse) through the paces of the manège’): from Ital. maneggiare, based on L. manus ‘hand’.
'manage' also found in these Oxford entries:
afford
- barratry
- bear
- beat
- blockade
- come
- commercialize
- compass
- contrive
- council
- dispense
- distinguish
- economy
- edgeways
- eke
- get
- guardian
- hack
- handle
- helm
- hold
- housekeeper
- however
- incapable
- incapacity
- land agent
- latch
- make
- maladminister
- management company
- manège
- mismanage
- operate
- procure
- receiver
- rig
- run
- scrape
- shift
- sight
- SIPP
- squeeze
- stage-manage
- steward
- syndicate
- tend
- treasurer
- unhandy
- unmanageable

