manageable
可管理
definition
adjective
it leaves hair feeling soft and manageable
able to be managed, controlled, or accomplished without great difficulty.
example
It seems a 'manageable' challenge as long as I only look at one small element at a time.
It says consumers should keep a very close eye on their finances to make sure the amount they borrow remains 'manageable' .
The great thing about this scheme is that it breaks the total sum down into 'manageable' chunks.
But the true costs of holding the tournament are more 'manageable' than is commonly feared.
A seven point gap had suddenly been opened and another seven seemed very 'manageable' .
While each issue and error in itself would have been 'manageable' , the combination of so many caused the failure.
The overall length of the quill can now be cut down to a 'manageable' size.
They feel it reduces air pollution, saves trees and makes traffic more 'manageable' .
Being able to discuss your fears with another adult may make them seem more 'manageable' .
And as of today I have had my hair shorn down to a more 'manageable' length again.
Thankfully, pre-exam jitters are 'manageable' by taking a few practical steps.
By then the mortgage on the house she owns in Whitby will not be paid off but will be reduced to a 'manageable' size.
This is the kind of house to suit a person with a pony or a keen interest in gardening and the land is quite 'manageable' .
He's doing awfully well with it, and settling down to a 'manageable' pace.
Implementing a sensible and 'manageable' policy would be a good first step.
For larger bombs the group cuts it into 'manageable' sections so it can be removed and dealt with.
You might sit there for 54 weeks watching what was a 'manageable' problem getting really out of hand.
In order to keep things 'manageable' , I decided to choose just two from each continent.
The attendance at Gleneagles will be limited to a more 'manageable' number.
This keeps your work to a 'manageable' size and eliminates the need for expert tools and skills.
Telephone system 'manageability' depends to a great extent on the underlying architecture of the voice system.
The 'manageableness' of ecclesiastical regulation will be improved.
Graduates with incomes above this minimum threshold can 'manageably' pay no more than a certain percentage of their income on their student loan debt.
One-stop shopping, lower cost and 'manageability' are not usually associated with services, but they are extremely important aspects of the customer experience.
The only requisite is 'manageableness' of the ship herself and of the numbers she carries on board.
From its beginning, this outlook was reinforced not merely by its appeal in terms of conceptual simplicity and 'manageableness' , but by reason of its tremendous success in the extension of technology and of man's control over the natural order.
Her sensations throughout, as she subsequently stated, had been of the most pleasing nature; and her 'manageableness' during the operation was as perfect as if she had been a wax doll or a lay figure.
This type of inventory can dispel the feeling of clutter and reveal 'manageability' .
It's little wonder such communities are fodder for the satirists, offering a 'manageably' small cast of characters with convoluted interactions running toward high comedy.
For wood shields 'manageableness' was a decisive factor; thus they could not exceed a certain size or thickness.
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