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рецепция
voditi
I. man·age [ˈmænɪʤ] ГЛ. перех.
1. manage (run):
manage
2. manage:
manage (control)
manage (control)
manage (administer)
manage (administer)
opravljati [св. opraviti]
manage (organize)
manage (organize)
to manage one's time
3. manage (promote):
manage
4. manage (accomplish):
manage
uspevati [св. uspeti]
manage distance, task
opravljati [св. opraviti]
can you manage 8 o'clock?
to manage a smile
5. manage (cope with):
to manage sb/sth
to manage sb/sth
6. manage:
manage (wield)
uporabljati [св. uporabiti]
manage (operate)
manage (operate)
II. man·age [ˈmænɪʤ] ГЛ. неперех.
1. manage:
manage (succeed)
uspevati [св. uspeti]
manage (cope, survive)
manage (cope, survive)
can you manage?thank you, I can manage
we'll manage!
2. manage (get by):
to manage on sth
to manage without sth
I. stage-ˈman·age ГЛ. перех.
stage-manage
režirati [св. zrežirati]
II. stage-ˈman·age ГЛ. неперех. (act as stage manager)
stage-manage
Present
Imanage
youmanage
he/she/itmanages
wemanage
youmanage
theymanage
Past
Imanaged
youmanaged
he/she/itmanaged
wemanaged
youmanaged
theymanaged
Present Perfect
Ihavemanaged
youhavemanaged
he/she/ithasmanaged
wehavemanaged
youhavemanaged
theyhavemanaged
Past Perfect
Ihadmanaged
youhadmanaged
he/she/ithadmanaged
wehadmanaged
youhadmanaged
theyhadmanaged
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The opera-based singers merge perfectly: there's no hint of slumming, and they manage the dialogue consummately.
www.telegraph.co.uk
There are almshouses which, more often than not, manage to facilitate a level of neighbourliness and include some form of common area and communal gardens.
www.huffingtonpost.co.uk
That is to manage the public, to smooth the waters, damp down alarm, tuck us all up in bed at night with our weather news and our cocoa.
www.independent.co.uk
Some of these clerks in turn became knowledgeable about the law and were allowed to manage their fellow clerks; hence, they were called managing clerks.
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If the judge's statement is self-contradictory, how does he manage to be right all along?
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