Definitions
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- noun Alternative spelling of
mañana .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun an indefinite time in the future
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Examples
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DOBBS: Many critics of Mexico's economy refer to what some call the manana syndrome, putting off work until tomorrow.
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Now, it might take six weeks to get one custom made, but I've learned to live happily in 'manana-land.'
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Now, it might take six weeks to get one custom made, but I've learned to live happily in 'manana-land.'
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It is sort of like "manana" - Its not today, it may not be tomorrow, and in fact it may not be ever.
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Just as the mere word manana brands Latins as slow and unreliable, jokes ask how many Poles or Irish it takes to change a light bulb.
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Federal Chairman Allen Greenspan appears to be a relatively recent convert to what could be called a manana syndrome at least when it comes to this country's more than half trillion dollar trade deficit.
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I was laughing when I got here, so typical "manana" my house is not ready but they are letting me stay in the hotel for free till all cleaned and mowed.
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If it is Spain, flowers will grow in the gardens, olive oil will rain pure, and saying "manana" will mean hope.
Alan Black: The World Cup Final Metaphor: Beauty and the Beast 2010
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We have a little time usage probelm, after years of getting 30 hours of stuff to do done in 20 hours we languish with "manana" attitude that causes a sort of work ethic depression and anxiety of its own ... we are working on it.
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We have a little time usage probelm, after years of getting 30 hours of stuff to do done in 20 hours we languish with "manana" attitude that causes a sort of work ethic depression and anxiety of its own ... we are working on it.
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