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manager

/ˈmæn.ɪ.dʒər/

Übersetzung: Person, die für die Leitung, Steuerung oder Verwaltung einer Organisation, Abteilung, eines Teams oder einer Gruppe von Menschen verantwortlich ist.

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noun

/ˈmæn.ɪ.dʒər/A2formalbusiness
  • dePerson, die für die Leitung, Steuerung oder Verwaltung einer Organisation, Abteilung, eines Teams oder einer Gruppe von Menschen verantwortlich ist.

A person responsible for controlling or administering an organization, department, team, or group of people.

  1. Business supervisorA2formal

    A person responsible for controlling or administering an organization or group of staff.

    deFührungskraft

    • The manager approved the new budget proposal.
    • She works as a project manager for a tech company.
    • The store manager hired three new employees.

    Synonymeadministratorbosschiefcontrollerdirectorexecutiveheadoverseersuperintendentsupervisor

  2. Sports team leaderB1formalbritish

    A person who trains and directs a sports team.

    deTrainer und sportlicher Leiter

    • The football manager decided to change the team's formation.
    • The manager gave a motivational speech before the match.
    • He was appointed as the new manager of the national team.

    Synonymecoachtrainer

  3. Personal affairs organizerB2formal

    A person who handles the business affairs of a performer, artist, or public figure.

    deManager

    • The singer's manager booked a world tour.
    • Her manager negotiated a lucrative contract.
    • The actor's manager handles all media inquiries.

    Synonymeagentimpresariopromoterrepresentative

Formen
  • managers plural form
  • managers' possessive plural form
  • manager's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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