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maneuvre

Traducciones

maneuvrenoun
A rare variant spelling of manoeuvre.
манёврыВ значении военного учения; обычно употребляется во множественном числе.
The troops took part in a large-scale maneuvre near the border.
Войска приняли участие в крупномасштабных манёврах у границы.
The driver completed a difficult maneuvre in the narrow street.
Водитель выполнил сложный манёвр на узкой улице.
ученияВ военном значении; обычно употребляется во множественном числе.
The troops took part in a large-scale maneuvre near the border.
Войска приняли участие в крупномасштабных учениях у границы.
Traducciones adicionales
ходВ переносном значении: тактический шаг в политике, бизнесе или переговорах.
уловкаЕсли действие имеет оттенок хитрости или обмана.
Sinónimos
exercise
device
scheme
action
maneuver
operation
movement
tactic
stratagem
ploy
Antónimos
inaction
maneuvreverb
A rare variant spelling of manoeuvre.
The pilot must maneuvre the aircraft carefully through the storm.
Пилот должен осторожно маневрировать самолётом во время шторма.
Traducciones adicionales
лавироватьПереносно: действовать, балансируя между сторонами или обстоятельствами.
Sinónimos
manipulate
steer
guide
direct
position
move
arrange
contrive
engineer
orchestrate
scheme
plot
maneuver
Antónimos
immobilize
maneuvreadjective
Used attributively, especially in military compounds.
The unit trained in maneuvre warfare.
Подразделение обучалось ведению манёвренной войны.
Traducciones adicionales
манёвровыйВоенная терминология; менее употребительный вариант, чем «манёвренный».

Definiciones

maneuvrenoun
A skilful or carefully controlled movement, especially by a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft.
The driver completed a difficult maneuvre in the narrow street.
A planned tactical movement or operation by military forces, or an exercise in which such movements are practised.
The troops took part in a large-scale maneuvre near the border.
A carefully planned action intended to gain an advantage, especially in politics, business, or negotiation.
The takeover was viewed as a maneuvre to remove a competitor.
maneuvreverb
To move or steer, or to cause something to move or be steered, skilfully and carefully.
She maneuvred the van into the loading bay.
To manage, position, or manipulate people, forces, or circumstances strategically, often in order to gain an advantage.
The candidate maneuvred to secure support from undecided voters.
maneuvreadjective
Relating to or involving tactical movement or manoeuvring, especially in a military context.
The unit trained in maneuvre warfare.
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