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1 administrere
* * *vb manage ( fx a business, the money); administer,F administrate ( fx the finances);( beherske) control ( fx one's anger);[ administrerende direktør] managing director;[ administrere sine evner godt] make good use of one's abilities. -
2 direktør
sg - direktǿren, pl - direktǿrerдире́ктор м; руководи́тель м* * *executive, governor, manager* * *(en -er) manager, managing director,(am) president;(for institution etc) director,( museumsdirektør) curator. -
3 herskesyg
adj( som gerne vil bestemme over andre) domineering, managing,T bossy;( magtbegærlig) power-hungry. -
4 stræbe
* exert oneself;[ stræbe efter](dvs have som mål) aim at ( fx accuracy, better products, increased production, a seat in Parliament),(F: om højt el. uopnåeligt mål) aspire to ( fx fame, perfection, the position of managing director);(F: stræbe efter at få, opnå) strive for ( fx better conditions, freedom, power, recognition);(dvs have som mål) aim at -ing ( fx at being number one), aim to,F aspire to ( fx become an author),( bestræbe sig på) endeavour to ( fx do one's best),( stærkere) strive to;[ stræbe én efter livet] seek somebody's life;[ stræbe opad] aspire to higher things. -
5 umyndiggøre
vb:[ umyndiggøre én] declare somebody (, have somebody declared) incapable of managing his (, her) own affairs;(fig) not allow somebody to decide any thing for himself (, herself).
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