management in Latin
management in Latin is procuratio, tractātiō — management means the process of planning, organizing, and directing resources or people to achieve a goal.
management in Latin
procuratio
tractātiō
tractātiō
(uncountable) Judicious use of means to accomplish an end.
What does "management" mean?
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noun The process of planning, organizing, and directing resources or people to achieve a goal.
"Good time management is essential when juggling several projects."
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noun The people who run a company or organization, especially senior executives.
"Management announced a company-wide pay rise this quarter."
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management in a sentence
- Good time management is essential when juggling several projects.
- Careful project management kept the building work on time and within budget.
- Management announced a company-wide pay rise this quarter.
- Staff met with management to discuss the new schedule.
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What is "management" in Latin?
"management" in Latin is procuratio, tractātiō. management means: The process of planning, organizing, and directing resources or people to achieve a goal.
How do you use "management" in a sentence?
Example: "Good time management is essential when juggling several projects." In Latin, "management" is procuratio, tractātiō.
Are there other ways to say "management" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "management": procuratio, tractātiō.
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