manage
পরিচালনা করা
definition
verb
their elder son managed the farm
be in charge of (a company, establishment, or undertaking); administer; run.
Catherine managed on five hours' sleep a night
succeed in surviving or in attaining one's aims, especially against heavy odds; cope.
translation of 'manage'
বিষয়কর্ম চালানো,
হস্ত দ্বারা চালনা করা,
নির্বাহ করা,
শিক্ষা দেওয়া
verb
চালনা করা,
শাসন করা,
কার্যনির্বাহ করা,
বাগ মানাইতে পারা,
তদারক করা,
পরিচালনা করা,
সামলাইতে পারা,
কর্তৃত্ব করা,
উদ্ভাবন করা,
নিয়ন্ত্রণ করা,
ব্যবহার করা,
শিক্ষা দেত্তয়া,
পারা,
কৌশলে ব্যবহার করা,
চালান,
ব্যবহারার্থ নাড়াচাড়া করা
noun
অশ্বশাসনবিদ্যা,
অশ্বারোহণ বিদ্যা
example
It is not enough to tell the merchant to 'manage' his business properly.
Holmes' department is making moves to better 'manage' the land that most Australians write off as useless.
Academic freedom and tenure may be at risk as our institutions determine how to 'manage' with reduced funding.
A clean, seamless line is needed for Oh Foolish Fay, which she cannot quite 'manage' with her operatic vibrato.
A Cooperative enterprise involves a group of people who combine resources to run and 'manage' a business or a social organisation.
In August 1997, I was accused of being unfit to organise meetings and 'manage' staff.
Your correspondent made the point that in a few years time, coaching badges will become compulsory to 'manage' any team in Mayo.
Free access to additional borrowings can make life easy for those who 'manage' their money sensibly, but prove a disaster for spendthrifts.
Stick to deadlines, practice good time management, and learn how to 'manage' a staff.
They're usually the ones who've been around for a while, and they usually 'manage' with the barest minimum of speaker support.
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.
This should serve as a grim warning to those poised to embark on their university careers of the need to 'manage' their money sensibly.
So although I have been based in U.S. cities for my jobs, I travel extensively and 'manage' teams worldwide.
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.
First, you must 'manage' your money in a sensible way to accumulate wealth.
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.
Many families say they do not have enough money to save, but if you 'manage' your money tightly spare cash is usually available.
Though initially we thought we could 'manage' with our English, it was not so.
You tell me to always serve warm rolls wrapped in a fresh napkin and to never let a man 'manage' all of my money.
there was more stress and anxiety than he could 'manage'
Adaptive Venture Managers was created in 1995 to invest in and 'manage' small businesses with new product ideas.
He had been driving to the premises with Basharat, who was due to 'manage' the business, when the collision occurred near Samlesbury Hall.
We shouldn't be favoring one sort of investment over another if we can 'manage' it.
How we 'manage' the private land between these fragments of remnant vegetation is more important than what we do inside the islands of bushland.
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.
But I had managed to get a supply of special tablets that turn your stomach to concrete, so I could 'manage' the flight.
he could not 'manage' 24 March after all
Good luck also to the mother and son team of Maura and Kenneth Kerins who coach and 'manage' the teams.
It has been told that it must 'manage' with standstill budgets for at least the next year.
More worrying are signs that banks are losing patience with sensible, responsible customers who 'manage' our money properly and do not get into debt.
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