4 The NOAD reports that administrate is a less common term for administer, when it is used to mean "manage and be responsible for the running of a business, organization, etc." Administrate has been …

May 31, 2013 · Administrating is the proper term to use, as well as administrated or administrate. You have the right mindset; just keep in mind that admining is not an official word. Usually you will only …

Mar 19, 2025 · To say you "care for" PCs is a tad ambiguous and is not idiomatic. It could mean you merely like them. To say you "administrate" PCs would also be a tad non-idiomatic. It's probably …

ODO has administrate verb less common term for administer (sense 1). the person administrating the database system has left the company the cost of administrating VAT mid 16th century: from Latin …

Mar 9, 2017 · For example, they may be asked to "manage a schedule" or "administrate access rights". I feel that those terms lend too much decision-making responsibility to that role, when it is more of a …

Mar 31, 2017 · Can someone tell me if "we can able to" or "we are able to" is the correct usage? I feel the latter is correct. However, I noticed the former usage in a few write ups and emails.

Very loosely, control connotes "making the decisions", while manage connotes exercising that 'control' to coordinate operations and "direct them effectively towards specific ends". In a modern corporation, …

Conversate is a back-formation from conversation, similar to orientate (which is quite common in the UK), administrate, and others. While some back-formations can even become standard, conversate …