manageable

manageable
adjective (negative unmanageable)
1) (that can be controlled: The children are not very manageable.) tratable, dócil
2) (that can be done: Are you finding this work manageable?) manejable
manageable
tr['mænɪʤəbəl]
adjective
1 manejable
manageable ['mænɪʤəbəl] adj
: manejable
manageable
adj.
dócil adj.
dúctil adj.
manejable adj.
'mænɪdʒəbəl
adjective <child/animal> dócil; <hair> dócil, manejable; <task/goal> posible de alcanzar; <size/amount/portion> razonable
['mænɪdʒǝbl]
ADJ
1) (=controllable) [size, number, level, rate] razonable; [situation] controlable; [problem] que se puede solucionar; [vehicle] manejable, fácil de maniobrar; [hair] dócil

she reduces complex issues to manageable proportions — reduce cuestiones muy complejas a algo de proporciones manejables

2) (=achievable) [task] que se puede realizar

this cycle ride is quite manageable, even for children — este recorrido en bicicleta es fácil de realizar, incluso para los niños

3) (=docile) [person, child, animal] dócil
* * *
['mænɪdʒəbəl]
adjective <child/animal> dócil; <hair> dócil, manejable; <task/goal> posible de alcanzar; <size/amount/portion> razonable

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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