administration meaning
MeaningMobile
- Noun: administration ad`mini'streyshun
- A method of tending to or managing the affairs of a some group of people (especially the group's business affairs)
- disposal - The persons (or committees or departments etc.) who make up a body for the purpose of administering something
"he claims that the present administration is corrupt"
- governance, governing body, establishment, brass, organization, organisation [Brit] - The act of administering medication
- giving medication - The tenure of a president
"things were quiet during the Eisenhower administration"
- presidency, presidential term - The act of governing; exercising authority
- government, governing, governance, government activity - The act of meting out justice according to the law
- judicature
Derived forms: administrations
See also: administer, administrative
Type of: body, direction, incumbency, justice, management, medication, social control, tenure, term of office
Part of: authorities, government, regime
Encyclopedia: Administration Administration, rectal Administration, topical
- A method of tending to or managing the affairs of a some group of people (especially the group's business affairs)
[Business]
nounBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
1 (BrE also admin,
informal) [U] the activities that are done in order to plan, organize and run a business or other institution:
the day-to-day administration of a company
the Sales Administration department
administration costs
❖ day-to-day/general/office/routine administration
2 [U]
the process or act of organizing the way that sth is done:
the administration of the new tax
3 [C]
the people who plan, organize and run a business or an institution:
the national telecommunications administrations
4 (often Administration) [C]
the government of a country, especially the US:
Successive administrations have failed to solve the country's economic problems.
5 [C] (Law )
the management of the financial affairs of a business that cannot pay its debts by an independent person:
The company will go into administration if it cannot find extra funds.
[Economics]
The situation of a company in financial difficulties whose affairs are put into the hands of an administrator by court order. The object of administration is to enable the company to survive as a going concern, or if that proves impossible, to get a better price for its assets than immediate liquidation would produce.
[Law]
n. 1. The collection of assets, payment of debts, and distribution to the beneficiaries of property in the estate of a deceased person. See also GRANT OF REPRESENTATION.
2. The granting of letters of administration to the estate of a deceased person to an administrator, when there is no executor under the will.
3. The process of carrying out duties imposed by a trust in connection with the property of a person of unsound mind or a bankrupt.
[Medicine]
The planning and managing of programs,services,and resources. n
1 : the act of giving medication administration of a dose of antitoxin —Morris Fishbein
2 : the direction of the execution of something administration of a quarantine law —V. G. Heiser
Examples
- administration was not his strong point.
- Out of position, out of administration.
- Lactation is suppressed by administration of androgens.
- Light had no previous experience of administration.
- I'm majoring in business administration in college.
- The normal channels of administration were abandoned.
- The teachers are responsible to the school administration.
- Leaking secrets becomes a method of administration.
- Provincial administration was equally black spot.
- The enterprise has been put under local administration.
Other Languages
- "administration" meaning in Chinese: n. 1.管理,掌管,经营;〔英国〕行政,施政。2.行政机关,局[处、署];〔A- 主美〕政府。3.给与;施行。4...
- "administration" meaning in Japanese: administration n. 行政, 統治; 内閣; 管理, 経営(者); 投薬. 【動詞+】 ◆There ...
- "administration" meaning in Russian: 1) управление делами; Ex: administration of a school дирек...
- "administration" meaning in French: n. administration, gestion; direction; curatelle