manage with
US /ˈmænɪdʒ wɪð/
・UK /ˈmænidʒ wɪð/
B1
phr.v.To cope or handle a situation using limited resources.
We managed with only a few tools during the repair.
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Doraemon: Very, very strange umbrella
- Oh it's alright. We can manage with one umbrella.
Oh it's alright. We can manage with one umbrella.
- We can manage with one umbrella, don't worry.
We can manage with one umbrella, don't worry.
Nicola Coughlan Channels Marilyn at the ‘Bridgerton’ Premiere | Fashion Flashback | Harper’s BAZAAR
- Do you think we'll manage with it?
Do you think we'll manage with it?
- Do you think we'll manage with it?" and I'm like, "You've got to," because I was, like, on those steps, like, it will just look so epic,
Do you think we'll manage with it?" and I'm like, "You've got to," because I was, like, on those steps, like, it will just look so epic,
IMPORTANT AMERICAN IDIOM / MAKE DO / MAKE DO WITH / MAKE DO WITH OUT / ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION
- It means to manage with limited resources.
It means to manage with limited resources.
- It means to manage with limited resources.
It means to manage with limited resources.
Edmond Lau: "The Effective Engineer" | Talks at Google
- Because when you have all of this complexity in your code and your systems and your product, it means that you need a larger team to actually deal and manage with them all.
Because when you have all of this complexity in your code and your systems and your product, it means that you need a larger team to actually deal and manage with them all.
- and manage with them all.
and manage with them all.
Hillary Rodham Clinton on Strategic Interests, Values, and Hard Choices
- One of the crises you had to manage with China was over with the human rights activist, uh, Chen Guangzhen.
One of the crises you had to manage with China was over with the human rights activist, uh, Chen Guangzhen.
- HAASS: One of the crises you had to manage with China was over -- with the human rights
HAASS: One of the crises you had to manage with China was over -- with the human rights
Common English Expressions with 'make' & 'do'
- It means to manage with available resources.
It means to manage with available resources.
France records hottest night and day as Europe heatwave spreads | DW News
- You can just about manage with the siesta.
You can just about manage with the siesta.
Can Andy Burnham fix Britain? UK's new PM faces huge challenges | DW News
- And at the same time, he did manage, with his working together with private capital, private companies, were able to also reduce inner-city poverty, for example.
And at the same time, he did manage, with his working together with private capital, private companies, were able to also reduce inner-city poverty, for example.
How to Use Get Through, Get By, Get Ahead & Get Across in Real Conversation | English Podcast
- Mini quiz for "get by." Okay, question 1: "Get by" means A, to succeed greatly, B, to manage with just enough, or C, to fail completely.
Mini quiz for "get by." Okay, question 1: "Get by" means A, to succeed greatly, B, to manage with just enough, or C, to fail completely.
- The answer is B, to manage with just enough.
The answer is B, to manage with just enough.
Teaching English Language Learners to Read
- Children can manage with not knowing a few words in a text, but as soon as they don't know more than a few words, they really have issues with comprehending that text.
Children can manage with not knowing a few words in a text, but as soon as they don't know more than a few words, they really have issues with comprehending that text.