How is the word upravljati translated from Serbian to English

Voditi organizaciju ili proces, ili biti odgovoran za njih.

Manage or be responsible for an organization or process.

verb
English translation
administer

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  • Agencija upravlja penzionim fondom. The agency administers the pension fund.

  • Sestra je primenila vakcinu. The nurse administered the vaccine.

  • Ko upravlja budžetom škole? Who administers the school's budget?

  • Samo lekar može da primeni ovaj lek. Only a doctor can administer this medicine.

  • Volonteri pomažu u upravljanju bankom hrane. Volunteers help administer the food pantry.

  • Da li treba danas da primenimo drugu dozu? Should we administer the second dose today?

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How is “upravljati” translated from Serbian?
“upravljati” translates into English as “administer”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “upravljati” mean?
Meaning of “upravljati”: Voditi organizaciju ili proces, ili biti odgovoran za njih. In English — “administer”.
What part of speech is “upravljati”?
“upravljati” is a verb.
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