“Managing” in Japanese
Short answer
Managing in Japanese is “捻出” (nenshutsu). Full meaning: managing (to raise funds, find time, etc.), contriving, scraping together (money); working out (a plan, solution, etc.), thinking out, devising, contriving.
Other ways to say “Managing” in Japanese
工面
kumen contrivance, managing (to raise money); one's financial condition
拈出
nenshutsu managing (to raise funds, find time, etc.), contriving, scraping together (money); working out (a plan, solution, etc.), thinking out, devising, contriving
ねん出
nenshutsu managing (to raise funds, find time, etc.), contriving, scraping together (money); working out (a plan, solution, etc.), thinking out, devising, contriving
やり繰り
yarikuri making do, getting by (somehow), managing
ねんしゅつ
nenshutsu managing (to raise funds, find time, etc.), contriving, scraping together (money); working out (a plan, solution, etc.), thinking out, devising, contriving
算段
sandan trying to think of a way (to do), devising means (to do), working out (how to do); contriving (to raise money), managing
都合
tsugou circumstances, condition, convenience; arranging, managing; lending money, raising money
抜き差し
nukisashi addition and deletion, taking out and putting in, plugging and unplugging; making do, getting by, managing
手繰り
teguri reeling in by hand, winding by hand, spinning by hand; transport by passing from hand to hand (e.g. in a bucket brigade), passing along a human chain; arrangements, managing
抜差
nukisashi addition and deletion, taking out and putting in, plugging and unplugging; making do, getting by, managing
抜き挿し
nukisashi addition and deletion, taking out and putting in, plugging and unplugging; making do, getting by, managing
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