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マネージャー(マネージャー、maneーjaー)
- manager

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マネージャー (マネージャー, romaji: maneーjaー) means "manager" in Japanese. It is a N2 Mid-level Noun word.

Meaning:manager
Level:N2 Mid
Lexical Category:Noun (名詞)
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Meaning

The Japanese word マネージャー マネージャー, written in katakana, directly translates to "manager" in English. It refers to a person who is responsible for managing or overseeing something, such as a team, a project, or a business. The role of a マネージャー マネージャー often involves planning, organizing, coordinating, and controlling activities. The specific responsibilities of a マネージャー マネージャー depend on the context.

Examples

⚫︎ 彼はチームのマネージャーです。 Translation: He is the team manager. ⚫︎ コンサートのマネージャーを探しています。 Translation: We are looking for a concert manager. ⚫︎ 彼女はプロジェクトのマネージャーとして活躍しています。 Translation: She is working actively as the project manager.

Usage

⚫︎ マネージャー マネージャー is used in various situations, much like "manager" in English. ⚫︎ It can refer to a manager in a business setting, a sports team, an event, or any other context where someone is in charge of managing something. ⚫︎ It's appropriate in formal and informal conversations. ⚫︎ When speaking about the role itself, it's common to use it with verbs like なる (to become), 務める (to serve as), いる (to be), or 探す (to look for).

Notation

⚫︎ マネージャー マネージャー is primarily written in katakana, as it's a loanword from English. ⚫︎ The pronunciation is マネージャー マネージャー (ma-ne-jaa). ⚫︎ There are no variations in okurigana. ⚫︎ It's almost always written in katakana.

Synonyms

⚫︎ 監督 (kantoku): Supervisor, director (often used in sports). ⚫︎ リーダー (riidaa): Leader. ⚫︎ 責任者 (sekininsha): Person in charge, responsible person. ⚫︎ 管理者 (kanrisha): Administrator, manager. ⚫︎ In some contexts, words like リーダー リーダー or ボス (bosu - boss) could be considered synonyms, although they carry slightly different connotations.

Antonyms

⚫︎ There isn't a direct single antonym for マネージャー マネージャー. ⚫︎ The opposite would depend on the context. If referring to someone *not* in a management role, one could use words like 部下 (buka - subordinate), メンバー (menbaa - member), or just a general term for employee like 社員 (shain).

Example Sentence 1

新しいプロジェクトのマネージャーは、経験豊富な人です。 ・Translation: The manager of the new project is an experienced person. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the manager of a new project and highlights their experience.

Example Sentence 2

彼女はイベントのマネージャーとして、とても忙しい日々を送っています。 ・Translation: She is having very busy days as the event manager. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the busyness of someone working as an event manager.

Etymology

The word マネージャー マネージャー is a loanword directly taken from the English word "manager".

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