manager
∞
1.6
- noun
- /ˈmænɪdʒər/
:
gerente
- After the complaint, the customer spoke with the manager to resolve the issue.
- project manager
- general manager
- case manager
So I drove back with two location managers and got the ferry back.
- So I drove back with two location managers and got the ferry back.
- And, and Al Lacy was the manager of the Revere dog track.
- My buddy was a manager at a Chuck E Cheese.
- So your product is helping financial managers manage capital with AII.
- Oh, I'm a marketing manager at Anheuser Busch.
- Again, I was working as a property manager for an apartment complex.
- And then my manager flies out to LA.
- I promise you, your manager, who sucks crap.
- I remember when the manager, they had reviews.
- I've got no no manager now, no promoter.
- I mean, I was not the manager is what I'm saying.
- So they call your manager of the paper station.
- I I had I had a manager who was none of them.
- And you have agents and you have managers and you have attorneys, right?
Examples
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The girl can't be found, but the manager of the York Street Hotel thinks Mr. Rose checked in.
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My buddy was a manager at a Chuck E Cheese.
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I thought she was a full time manager at a fast food place.
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Sir, can we please speak to a manager?
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Would you speak to our manager?
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Apparently I am a manager.
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And then my manager flies out to LA.
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Only 6% said they would talk to a manager or a supervisor to cope with stress.
Academic text (2015) -
The exercise was an eye-opener to my general manager and to others in the company.
Academic text (2011) -
The goal was to create an easy-to-use data analysis tool for resource managers and administrative personnel.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
∞
1.0
A person in charge of a group or workers
∞
3.0
A person who manages resources and spending in an organization
∞
3.7
A person in charge of a group or place
533
4.5
A senior manager who makes important decisions in a company
346
2.8
A person who watches workers and helps them do their jobs correctly
232
3.7
A person who manages and runs an organization like a business or government agency
166
6.0
A person who manages an organization or its department, often in police and schools
97
3.0
A person who is in charge of all parts of a business or department
69
3.6
A person who runs a business like a shop
35
3.2
A person who manages an online group or website
26
4.6
A person who manages property, money and daily operations for someone or an organization
26
3.6
The person who runs a company and makes its most important decisions
24
4.8
A person who watches and directs workers at places like a factory or construction site
17
2.8
A person who looks after staff and daily work at a bank branch
10
3.5
A person appointed, not elected, to run a city's daily government work
8
3.0
A person who runs a hotel and looks after guests and staff
7
2.7
A person who owns or manages a shop and looks after its daily work
2
6.8
A manager who closely controls every small part of employees' work
1
8.1
A person in charge of workers on a work site
1
3.0
Person who leads a baseball team and makes game decisions
1
5.3
A person who is in charge of a team or part of a company
A person who manages and directs workers
A person who manages and supervises work in a train yard
A woman who runs a business, team, or organization
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
10
3.5
A person appointed, not elected, to run a city's daily government work
- Specialized
1
4.6
A program that helps you record and organize contacts, calendars, and tasks
- Offensive
A short, sharp women's haircut often seen on people who insist on speaking to the person in charge
How Senior
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Manager comes from the Latin word manus meaning 'hand' and the verb manage meaning 'to handle'. So a manager is someone who 'handles' a company's money, work, and people.