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maneuver

/məˈnuːvə/

/məˈnuːvɚ/

maneuver around

maneuvernoun

maneuvers

/məˈnuːvə/

/məˈnuːvɚ/

Translations

манёвр

The pilot executed a complex maneuver to avoid the storm.

Пилот выполнил сложный манёвр, чтобы избежать шторма.

уловка

His maneuver to win the negotiation was quite clever.

Его уловка, чтобы выиграть переговоры, была довольно умной.

Additional translations

Definitions

A movement or series of moves requiring skill and care.

The pilot executed a perfect maneuver to avoid the oncoming aircraft.

A carefully planned scheme or action, especially one involving deception.

The company's latest maneuver to outsmart its competitors involved a surprise merger.

A large-scale military exercise of troops, warships, and other forces.

The army conducted a maneuver to prepare for potential threats.

Synonyms

maneuververb

maneuvered

Past Simple

maneuvered

Past Participle

maneuvering

Gerund

/məˈnuːvə/

/məˈnuːvər/

Translations

маневрировать

The pilot had to maneuver the aircraft through the storm.

Пилоту пришлось маневрировать самолетом через шторм.

Definitions

to move or guide something carefully or skillfully.

The captain maneuvered the ship through the narrow channel.

to manipulate or manage with skill or cunning.

She maneuvered her way into a better position within the company.

to perform a movement or series of moves requiring skill and care.

The gymnast maneuvered gracefully across the balance beam.

Synonyms

maneuveradjective

more maneuver

Comp.

most maneuver

Super.

/məˈnuːvə/

/məˈnuːvər/

Used attributively before a noun, especially in military or technical contexts (e.g., "maneuver area").

Definitions

Relating to or used in maneuvers or movement, especially military movements or exercises.

The soldiers were ordered to clear the maneuver corridor before dawn.

Synonyms