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单词 manoeuvre
释义
manoeuvre
noun
UK(USmaneuver)
uk
/məˈnuː.vər/us
/məˈnuː.vɚ/

manoeuvrenoun(MOVEMENT)

[C]
amovementor set ofmovementsneedingskillandcare:
精巧动作
Reversing round acorneris one of the manoeuvres you arerequiredtoperformin adrivingtest.驾照考试中的一个规定动作是倒车拐弯。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
General words for movement
  • betake
  • budge
  • budge up
  • carry
  • circulate
  • dad dancing
  • gangway
  • kinetic
  • kinetic energy
  • libration
  • locomotion
  • mill around
  • motion
  • move
  • pass
  • round
  • scoot
  • seethe
  • shove
  • slip
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manoeuvrenoun(MILITARY OPERATION)

[Cusually plural]
aplannedandcontrolledmovementoroperationby thearmedforcesfortrainingpurposesand inwar:
军事演习
military/navalmanoeuvres军事／海军演习
Wesawthearmyonmanoeuvres in themountains.我们看到军队在山区演习。
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Military training & ceremonies
  • assault course
  • civil defence
  • double time
  • drill
  • ease
  • fall
  • fall in
  • fatigue
  • fight song
  • march
  • parade
  • pass out
  • passing-out
  • recon
  • reconnaissance
  • route march
  • salute
  • take the saluteidiom
  • tour
  • troop
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manoeuvrenoun(CLEVER ACTION)

[C]
acleverlyplannedactionthat isintendedto get anadvantage:
策略；花招；巧计
Aseriesofimpressivemanoeuvres by thechairmanhadsecuredalucrativecontractfor thecompany.董事长采取了一连串十分巧妙的策略，使公司得到了一份利润丰厚的合同。
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Acting and acts
  • (your)every moveidiom
  • -ation
  • act/dosomethingonyourown responsibilityidiom
  • activity
  • ADL
  • agency
  • ant
  • er
  • execution
  • exploit
  • fait accompli
  • feel
  • move
  • responsibility
  • role play
  • rot
  • step
  • step up
  • stuff
  • talk
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Idiom

room for manoeuvre
manoeuvre
verb
UK(USmaneuver)
uk
/məˈnuː.vər/us
/məˈnuː.vɚ/

manoeuvreverb(MOVE)

[IorT]
toturnanddirectanobject:
操纵，控制
Loadedsupermarkettrolleysare oftendifficultto manoeuvre.满载的超市购物车常常很难控制方向。
Thiscarmanoeuvres well at highspeed.这辆汽车高速行驶时操作性能很好。
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Placing and positioning an object
  • -based
  • appose
  • around
  • changesomethingaround
  • circle
  • consign
  • fit
  • install
  • lie
  • pile(something)up
  • plant
  • redeposit
  • reinstall
  • reinstallation
  • relocate
  • reorientate
  • stick
  • superimpose
  • transpose
  • transposition
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manoeuvreverb(MAKE SB DO STH)

[T]
totryto make someoneactin aparticularway:
努力使（某人）以特定方式行事
The otherdirectorsaretryingto manoeuvre herintoresigning.其他董事在设法逼她辞职。
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Affecting and influencing
  • across-the-board
  • affect
  • applicability
  • be/fall undersomeone'sinfluence/spellidiom
  • bear
  • bear onsomething
  • carry
  • colour
  • inspiration
  • instrumental
  • interinfluence
  • involve
  • jerk
  • pen
  • shape
  • spill
  • spill over
  • start(something)off
  • tastemaker
  • tell againstsomeone/something
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(Definition ofmanoeuvrefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

manoeuvre| Business English

manoeuvre
noun[C]
uk
/məˈnuːvər/us
(USmaneuver)
aplannedactionthat isintendedto get anadvantage:
This manoeuvre has theeffectofrewardingthoseshareholderswhosellat theexpenseof those whoremain.
room for/to manoeuvre(alsofreedom of manoeuvre)
theopportunitytochangeyourplansorchoosebetween differentwaysof doing something:
Thelawin thisareais verystrictand doesn'tallowus muchroomfor manoeuvre.
manoeuvre
verb[IorT]
uk
/məˈnuːvər/us
(USmaneuver)
totrytocontrolorinfluenceapersonorsituationin aparticularway:
He has manoeuvredastutelytoavoidindustrialactionamongstaff.
toturnanobjectand make it go where youwant:
easy/difficult to manoeuvreThemachineiscompactandeasyto manoeuvre andstore.
(Definition ofmanoeuvrefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmanoeuvre

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This is not a straightforward task, since ethical considerations and infrequency of actual shoulder dystocia deliveries limit prospective, comparative study of various manoeuvres.
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Using opto-encoders it is possible tomanoeuvrethe tip within a few millimetres of the desired location.
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Thismanoeuvrewould just generate a new question that cannot have a definite answer in cases like these.
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Early feedback indicated enhanced control and increased comfort and safety during ambulation and manoeuvring various terrains.
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There is some, if not a great deal, of room for the courts tomanoeuvrein the dominance of the party and administrative power.
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Since the institutional variables remain virtually constant, focus can be put on variation in economic factors and policy manoeuvres alone.
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This room tomanoeuvrewas duly exploited by the chancellor.
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Lyrics trace the contours of political manoeuvres, social conditions, and popular reactions of a particular people, place and time.
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By supplying a winding action - rather than direct axial traction - rotational manoeuvres will achieve forward motion even without traction on the fetal head.
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For example, a classical car-like structure is not able to move sideways, with the consequence that a parking operation requires several complex manoeuvres.
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Vesting a decision regarding the boundaries and content of ethnicity in the hands of ordinary citizens is a somewhat unusual politicalmanoeuvre.
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Indeed, as has been argued elsewhere,96 a carefully designed credibilityenhancing rules-based regime can, under certain circumstances, expand room tomanoeuvre.
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Any short-term advantage resulting from such manoeuvres soon faded, however.
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We must follow how actors define the situation, chose their goals and find room formanoeuvreto realise projects.
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Is there any room for social democratic governments tomanoeuvre?
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