to administrate

Examples

• All

• Also, I am committed to the service of the church, so if my main vocation has to do with a local assembly somewhere—pastoring, teaching, administrating, directing education of some sort—

  Blog text (13)

• I'm not sure where people got it in their heads that the people who administrate the Republic are entitled to keep secrets from the electorate, but I'm certain that presumption does more harm than good.

  Blog text (23)

• Failure to administrate backup records.

  Fred Claus (2007)

• That is, to administrate all the warranty claims and payments, this is where the English language was required.

  Blog text (5)

• Raoul can totally administrate that part.

  Panic Room (2002)

• My job is to administrate, not render moral judgments.

  Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 2 (2013)

• Tax reforms were put in place that swept away hundreds of small taxes, replacing them with a simpler to administrate income tax.

• And that kind of getting the manpower to do this large work of administrating these these elections is another challenge.

• Volunteers fulfill diverse roles in community-based sport, including, but not limited to coaching and training, officiating, administrating, and generally helping out.

  Academic text (1995)

• The manager's role is to administrate the training programs for new employees effectively.

Synonyms

M

to manage

vsto administrate

643 2.7

To be in charge of a group or a business

is more about formal organizational authority than broad everyday direction

O

to oversee

vsto administrate

221 3.9

To watch and direct other people's work

focuses more on formal managerial responsibility than mere oversight

S

to supervise

vsto administrate

189 3.5

Watch and guide people doing tasks to keep the work correct and safe

is broader, stressing official charge beyond task level monitoring

A

to administer

vsto administrate

• Formal

81 4.7

Manage the running of something like a business or program

is used more for official administrative charge rather than just running operations

R

to run the show

vsto administrate

• Informal

58 4.1

To be in charge of an activity or group

is more formal and fits official administrative contexts rather than casual speech

H

to hold the reins

vsto administrate

• Informal

3 4.9

To be in control of a group or business

describes formal administrative responsibility rather than the metaphorical sense of control

S

to steward

vsto administrate

2 3.9

To manage and take care of something for someone or an organization

is centered on formal management roles rather than caretaking of resources

S

to superintend

vsto administrate

• Formal

1 7.0

To manage and direct the work of other people

puts more emphasis on official administrative authority than hands on direction

How Responsible

to manage

643 2.7

to administrate

• Formal

1 5.6

to oversee

221 3.9

to assist

605 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology