"Elle dirige l'entreprise."

Translation: She runs the business.

[devi.]

I wrote "She is in charge of the business." and it didn't accept it. It said the correct solution is "She is managing the business."

[setijoso]

I put this too and it's still not accepted in march 27,2019

[pkaragoulis]

The audio sounds like "Elle dirige notre prisse".

[Vivian29258]

Agreed. The audio sounds wrong. I reported it.

[deactivated user]

I see no reason why "She manages the enterprise" is any different than the suggested translation. They mean the same thing.

[Ripcurlgirl]

I agree that "manages" is a suitable substitute, perhaps try:
"She manages the business" instead of "enterprise", which has a slightly different nuance in English.

[AmineHadji1]

to manage = gérer. She manages the business = Elle gère l'entreprise

[RussKingho]

I also agree. The enterprise is exactly the same as "the business"... If you actually know English! As I have said before, please check your translations with a native English speaker!!

[admcd]

runs the enterprise is the same as runs the business

[GerritBal]

DUO contradicts her self and drives me mad!

[lceurvorst]

The question before for me was "Elle dirige sa famille" and it accepted "She is in charge of her family." Come this one, I put "She is in charge of the company" and was marked wrong. Some consistency would be nice.

[DenisBouch7]

She heads the company. Accepted Jan. 2018

[deborah853655]

boy did this audio sound off. It sounded like NOTRE prise or prix?! I see others have said the same.

[MaryEeg]

So, one of the choices was "is in charge of"and that's what I put in and it was considered wrong.......

[RogerGuedesss]

"She runs the company". Can't I use the word company here?

[eduard830406]

DL: "She runs the company." should be right.

[setijoso]

why isn't this accepted? "she is in charge of the company"

[ArpsTnd]

I heard "notre enterprise" :/

[effyleven]

"She directs the business," rejected.