| 单词 | maneuver |
| 释义 | noun | verb maneuvermaneuver1 /məˈnuvɚ/ ●○○ noun 1[countable] a complicated movement that you make with skill and care, and which often involves several actions which are done in a particular order: basic skiing maneuvers2[countable, uncountable] a skillful or carefully planned action intended to achieve something or avoid something: a political/legal maneuver The defense has tried a number of legal maneuvers to reduce the charges.3room for maneuver the possibility of changing your plans or decisions in order to achieve an aim: The guidelines are written in a way that gives managers room for maneuver.4maneuvers [plural] a military exercise like a battle used for training soldiers: Two ships are on maneuvers in the Atlantic. → see also Heimlich maneuver noun | verb maneuvermaneuver2 verb [intransitive, transitive] 1to move or turn skillfully or to move or turn something skillfully, especially something large and heavy: maneuver (something) along/into/through etc. The driver maneuvered the limo through the heavy traffic. The aircraft could not maneuver into the space.2to use carefully planned and often dishonest methods to get what you want: a plan to maneuver the company president out of office |
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