manager

manager
noun
1 controls an organization/part of an organization
ADJECTIVE
▪ assistant, deputy
▪ junior (esp. BrE), middle, mid-level (AmE)
▪ senior, top
▪ experienced
▪ professional
▪ general
▪ bank, farm, hotel, store
▪ facility
▪ business, commercial, corporate
▪ area (esp. BrE), branch, department, departmental (esp. BrE), district, divisional (esp. BrE), national, office, regional
▪ account, functional (esp. AmE), operations, personnel, product, public relations
▪ campaign, programme/program, project
▪ advertising, brand, catering (esp. BrE), construction, development, fund, marketing, money, portfolio, production, sales, technical
▪ nurse
▪ successful
▪ long-time
▪ full-time
VERB + MANAGER
▪ appoint, hire (esp. AmE)
▪

They hired a new campaign manager.

▪ be named
▪

Last month he was named manager of the new unit.

▪ promote sb to
▪

He has been promoted to business development manager.

▪ fire
▪ replace
▪

Companies replace managers who underperform relative to their rivals.

▪ assist
▪

Your job will be to assist the production manager.

▪ train
PREPOSITION
▪ manager for
▪

the marketing manager for a large company

2 is in charge of a sports team
ADJECTIVE
▪ Brazilian, England, Yankees, etc.
▪ team
▪ caretaker (BrE), interim
▪

He will be the club's caretaker manager until a new manager is appointed.

▪ top
▪ beleaguered (BrE)
▪

another disappointing day for the beleaguered England manager


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