Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Manage"

In this case a "plug" is a short and informal advertisement or announcement that promotes something. For example, if an author gets interviewed on television and he answers a question like "That's a great question. A question, actually, which I answer in great depth in my new book 'Blah Blah Blah,' which comes out next month. You see..." we would say he got in ("in" as in "in the interview") a plug for his new book. We use this phrase when someone gets interviewed or makes a guest appearance on television or the radio or in the media somehow and they use the publicity to promote a book, movie, organization, etc. by giving a short description of the book, movie, organization, etc.

It means something was tough to do, or you struggled to do it. "I managed to finish my homework." "I managed to catch the bus."

Lift open is a phrasal verb - it's sometimes used with things like chests, trap doors etc. And peer is a verb too, it means to look.

The best employees are those who manage their time well. Please try to manage your time well. They do not manage their time well.

'He managed to get his bills paid on time.' 'I managed to finish my homework.' 'How did they manage that?'

“Manage to” means you were able to do it. It means you got something done. Usually say it when the task you completed was hard. Example: Walking to school is hard, but I “manage to” do it everyday.

Both are okay

There is an insignificant difference between them. "Conducting something" is the way of managing a business, affair, etc.; handling. "To conduct" is used in a broad meaning, to conduct business (what business and what you do is not concrete). "To manage" is used when there is something concrete, like "to manage a factory".

@AstridPr Yes. They mean the same. It's just a different level of sophistication in terms of what it sounds like. ☺

I will rewrite it from the begining😁 Your lost article is one the police station at the moment. So I will give you two numbers.The first one is the number we are managing 555 and the other one is the number the police is managing 999. You have to call and tell both of the numbers to the police"

“To hand the assignment “ means to give it to the teacher

to suppress.

It is a television channel that is controlled by the Russian government

질문) Write a short diary entry on what you did today! 답변) Today I worked in my office. I did script coding on excel to use it more effectively. It was hard work because it was so fragmented!

Try 'I started to study being more money savvy' 'In China, they are used to using investment to boost economic growth. What do you think about this?' Other than that, perfect English. It reads like a native speaker!

"She has not (hasn't is only used in speeches, not so much writing) been able to get a job since she graduated from her (local private) college a year and a half ago." 1) "hasn't been" is negative, so the word should be positive. Unless you "She has been (positive) unable (negative). The English language differs from the Japanese language in this sense. 2) I thought the word "manage" could be taken out completely. It sounds like the person barely managed to graduate from college lol. 3) I don't think "local private" is necessary if the certificate is recognized. It's optional but not compulsory but I put it in brackets.

"Since" sounds like "sunce" or "suince" to me. The first "project" should be "projects" since "some" and "are" indicate it is a plural noun. "the delay" needs to have a more distinct "d" sound to separate it from "the," it sounds like you said "thelay."