Meaning ofadministerin English

Verb

1. to govern or regulate conduct; supervise performance
   The hospital will administer the new vaccine to high-risk patients.
2. to distribute or apportion resources; manage
   The government agency is responsible for administering the national park system.
3. to provide a treatment (medication, etc.)
   The nurse will administer the medication to the patient through an IV.
4. to supply or dispense medication (to a patient)
   The company will administer the budget for the marketing campaign carefully.
5. to cause someone to ingest something (deceitfully)
   The corrupt official tried to administer a fake document to the investor.
6. to give a drug to someone (deceitfully or openly)
   The doctor will administer the anesthetic to the patient before surgery.
7. to settle an estate; manage legal affairs
   The lawyer was hired to administer the estate of the deceased billionaire.
8. to give an oath; manage officially
   The judge had to administer the oath to the witness before testimony.
9. to minister or attend to needs; provide care
   The non-profit organization will administer aid to the affected communities.