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Noun: manoeuvre mu'noovu(r)
Usage: Brit, Cdn (=maneuver)
- A military training exercise
- maneuver [US], simulated military operation - A plan for attaining a particular goal
- tactic, tactics, maneuver [US] - A deliberate coordinated movement requiring dexterity and skill
"he made a great manoeuvre"
- maneuver [US], play - A move made to gain a tactical end
- maneuver [US], tactical maneuver [US], tactical manoeuvre [Brit, Cdn] - An action aimed at evading an opponent
- maneuver [US], evasive action
Verb: manoeuvre mu'noovu(r)
Usage: Brit, Cdn (=maneuver)
- Direct the course; determine the direction of travelling
- steer, maneuver [US], manoeuver [non-standard], direct, point, head, guide, channelize, channelise [Brit] - Act in order to achieve a certain goal
"He manoeuvred to get the chairmanship"; "She manoeuvred herself into the directorship"
- maneuver [US], manoeuver [non-standard] - Perform a movement in military or naval tactics in order to secure an advantage in attack or defence
- manoeuver [non-standard], maneuver [US], operate
Derived forms: manoeuvred, manoeuvring, manoeuvres Type of: act, command, control, evasion, go, military operation, motion, move, movement, op, operation, plan of action Part of: athletic game, military training Encyclopedia: Manoeuvre |