As you say yourself, "to manage", or "to manage to do something" is the correct translation. For example: "I tried to finish the book, but it was so boring that I couldn't manage." or "I can't manage with all the stuff going on in my life.", or "I won't manage to explain this problem to 10 people in 5 minutes". Also in affirmative: "I managed to finish my work before the deadline", or "Most days I manage to stick to my diet". There's a similar but slightly more enthusiastic word, "succeed", which is used similarly, but it's better suited for situations in which there are expected difficulties, or a very low chance of success, like "Nobody expected him to finish on time, but he succeeded" Success comes from succeed, the same way that успех comes from успеть.

It depends on the context: I've come home at 6 and I was in time for having dinner with my family. He had time to cook the dinner before everyone came. Something like that. Hope it helps!

I would say: I had enough time to call all 10 people in 5 minutes. :) Or: I've managed to call 10 people in 5 minutes.

Thank you, Bob! I tried to explain as I could.

Hello Danara, can you explain this question in different words? Translate doesn't help very much or you will have to wait for someone who knows Russian to help. Best wishes. Bob