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managing The art of juggling multiple tasks at once while maintaining a semblance of sanity. ■ "I'm managing my workload by scheduling in breaks for naps and snacking on pizza."
budget A plan for managing money, especially in order to control spending. ■ "I have a strict budget for my daily coffee intake, but I can't seem to stick to it."
Bunking A playful or humorous way of referring to someone who is being dishonest. ■ "He's been bunking off work for weeks, and I have no idea how he's managing to pay his bills."
Handling The act of taking care or managing something, often with skill and competence. ■ I'm great at handling stress - I just take deep breaths and tell myself it's all in my head.
Rapidly To move at an incredibly fast pace, while still maintaining one's dignity and composure. ■ Jane rapidly walked through the crowded hallway while still managing to avoid tripping over the piles of books on the floor.
Reaching To accomplish something with extreme difficulty, often by just barely managing. ■ "I was reaching for the last slice of pizza when my brother snatched it away at the last second!"
Surviving The act of managing to stay alive or endure hardship. ■ "Despite the constant bombardment of sarcasm from my coworkers, I somehow managed to survive another day in the office."
Administrator A person who is responsible for managing and maintaining a computer system or network. ■ John may be an administrator of the company's email server, but he's not very good at it - in fact, he once accidentally deleted all of the emails for the entire marketing department!
Coordinator A person who is in charge of organizing and managing a group or project. ■ The coordinator made sure everyone was on time for the meeting, even though one of them was running late due to a flat tire and being lost in a maze of one-way streets. Despite this setback, the coordinator remained calm and composed, reminding everyone that they were all working towards the same goal.
stewards A group of people who are responsible for managing and maintaining a place or event. ■ "The stewards at this concert were doing a fantastic job keeping the crowd under control, but they really outdid themselves when they confiscated that guy's can of tuna."
2 a software tool used in linguistics to create and manage lexical databases un outil logiciel utilisé en linguistique pour créer et gérer des bases lexicographiques ■ TLex is a powerful tool for managing and organizing large amounts of linguistic data. TLex est un outil fortement utile pour gérer et organiser des quantités importantes de données linguistiques.
Treasurer A person who is responsible for managing the finances of an organization or individual. They keep track of income, expenses, and investments, and make decisions about how to allocate resources. ■ The treasurer of the local community center was furious when she found out that someone had stolen a box of donuts from the break room. She immediately called the police and demanded justice!