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puppeteering

UK
/ˌpʌp.ɪˈtɪə.rɪŋ/
US
/ˌpʌp.ɪˈtɪr.ɪŋ/

Translations

puppeteeringnoun
Uncountable noun; can also be used figuratively for covert manipulation or control.
кукловодствобукв. и перен.; о работе с куклами и об скрытом управлении
She studied puppeteering at drama school.
Она изучала кукловодство в театральной школе.
Additional translations
манипулированиеперен.; о скрытом контроле людей, событий или ситуации
puppeteeringadjective
Attributive use only; denotes something relating to puppeteering.
кукольныйо кукольном театре, куклах и работе с ними
The workshop covered puppeteering techniques and stagecraft.
Семинар охватывал кукольные техники и сценическое мастерство.
Additional translations
кукловодческийспец.; более точное, но менее употребительное соответствие
puppeteerverb

puppeteering

Gerund

puppeteered
Past Simple
puppeteered
Past Participle
puppeteering
Gerund
UK
/ˌpʌp.ɪˈtɪə/
US
/ˌpʌp.ɪˈtɪr/
управлять марионетками
He learned how to puppeteer at a young age.
Он научился управлять марионетками в молодом возрасте.
Additional translations
кукловодить
Synonyms
control
run (from behind the scenes)
guide
maneuver
mastermind
engineer
steer
handle
direct
orchestrate
pull the strings
operate
manipulate

Definitions

puppeteeringnoun
The activity, art, or skill of making and operating puppets.
She studied puppeteering at drama school.
Covert manipulation or control of people, events, or situations.
The report revealed the puppeteering behind the campaign.
puppeteeringadjective
Relating to puppeteering; used in puppeteering.
The workshop covered puppeteering techniques and stagecraft.
puppeteerverb
To control or manipulate something or someone as if they were a puppet.
The manager was accused of trying to puppeteer the team members to achieve his own goals.
To operate or control a puppet in a performance.
She learned how to puppeteer the marionette with great skill and precision.
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