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🕹️manipulate (manipulate)

verb
/məˈnɪpjəˌleɪt/
manipular (manipular)
Manifold manipulation

Meaning

to control or influence someone or something cleverly or unfairly
to handle or control skillfully; to influence someone in a clever way
Traducción del significado
controlar o influir sobre alguien o algo de manera astuta o injusta
controlar o influir sobre alguien o algo de manera astuta o injusta

Oraciones de ejemplo

He tried to manipulate the results in his favor.

Él intentó manipular los resultados a su favor.
Él intentó manipular los resultados a su favor.

She can manipulate the software to create stunning graphics.

Ella puede manipular el software para crear gráficos impresionantes.
Ella puede manipular el software para crear gráficos impresionantes.

Expresiones de ejemplo

manipulate the strings
manipular los hilos
manipular los hilos

Synonyms

control, influence, exploit, maneuver, handle, manage
Entrada 1
control, influence, exploit, maneuver, handle
Entrada 2
control, handle, manage, influence

Antonyms

mismanage, neglect, ignore, abandon, release
Entrada 1
mismanage, neglect, ignore
Entrada 2
ignore, neglect, abandon, release

Colocaciones

manipulate data, manipulate results, manipulate people, manipulate emotions, manipulate carefully, manipulate skillfully
Entrada 1
manipulate data, manipulate results, manipulate people
Entrada 2
manipulate data, manipulate people, manipulate emotions, manipulate carefully, manipulate skillfully

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