Examples of using Had managed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Various EU governments have used taxpayers' money to bail out some banks that had managed their affairs in an irresponsible way.
Exmouth believed that he had managed to negotiate a treaty to stop the slavery of Christians
as BS keeper Mary Rishmany had managed to stop the first shot
the European External Action Service had managed this programme well for that period.
the SDF had managed to capture 16 km along the east bank of the Euphrates.
For the second time Carrillo had managed to play a key role in the derailment of a revolution.
And of those that were sold, I had managed to reacquire, the exact same model:
the European External Action Service(EEAS) had managed this programme well for that period.
the military had managed to clear the Dayaks off the streets,
I noticed that they had managed to reduce on much the intensity of the rays of black energy that were launched from both sides.
None of the other runners had managed to reach me, even though their personal bests much lower than mine.
Redbr” had managed to knock out fellow Brazilian“SandraRosa” in third place
If that thing had managed to scan us, we would have had no chance of saving the Enterprise.
It was also investigated if the individual had managed to arrange a medical consultation at the first attempt.
The vultures definitely had managed to escape and, to use the verses of Augusto dos Anjos,
By the 11th Century BC, King Saul had managed to unite most of the Israelites into a single Kingdom see map 3- 1010 BC.
Tl9o0” had managed to battle back for his tournament life nearly to the same chipstack as his opponent,“SSD888.
If Chloe had managed to send a signal telling them our position,
They had managed to keep their large villages in regions that were in principle less ecologically viable.
They had managed to convince the World Bank to cancel financing that project which finally came to a standstill.