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manege

 

[ məˈneɪʒ ]

Noun / Verb
Context #1 | Noun

horse training

A manege is a specially designed area where horses are trained or exercised. It typically has enclosed boundaries and may be indoors or outdoors.

Synonyms

arena, paddock, ring

Examples of usage

  • The horse was galloping around the manege.
  • The trainer instructed the riders in the manege.
  • We held the competition in the new manege.
  • She practiced her jumps in the manege.
Context #2 | Verb

manage skills

To manege can mean to manage or handle something skillfully, though this usage is less common. It implies having the ability to navigate situations effectively.

Synonyms

coordinate, handle, manage

Examples of usage

  • She knows how to manege a difficult team.
  • He can manege the project with ease.
  • It's important to manege your time wisely.

Translations

Translations of the word "manege" in other languages:

🇵🇹 manege

🇮🇳 मानेज

🇩🇪 Reitschule

🇮🇩 manege

🇺🇦 манеж

🇵🇱 maneż

🇯🇵 馬場

🇫🇷 manège

🇪🇸 manège

🇹🇷 manej

🇰🇷 마네지

🇸🇦 ميدان التدريب

🇨🇿 manež

🇸🇰 manéž

🇨🇳 马圈

🇸🇮 manež

🇮🇸 hesthús

🇰🇿 манеж

🇬🇪 მანეჟი

🇦🇿 manej

🇲🇽 manège

Word origin

The term 'manege' originates from the French word 'manège', which refers to the training of horses and is derived from the Latin 'manuālis', meaning 'of the hand'. Its usage in English has evolved since the early 18th century, originally denoting a place for training horses. Over time, it has also adapted to refer to the actions involved in handling and managing horses effectively. The concept of a manege has expanded beyond mere physical spaces to symbolize skill and expertise in equestrian practices. The term reflects the intricate relationship between horse and rider, a dynamic that has fascinated people for centuries. In contemporary usage, while the term still retains its equestrian roots, it also captures the essence of skillful management in various contexts.

Word Frequency Rank

At position #41,060, this word is among the less frequently used terms in English. While interesting to know, it's not crucial for most English learners unless needed for specific purposes.