manoeuvre

释义

n.调遣，换防，对抗演习，操纵; 技术动作; 策略，巧计; 花招，伎俩vt.调遣; 操纵，控制; 诱使，策划

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   manoeuvres ; 过去式 :   manoeuvred ; 现在分词 :   manoeuvring ;

实用场景例句

The canoe was carefully manoeuvred toward him by our team.

我们的团队小心地将独木舟朝他划去。

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Weaving adeptly through the packed tables, I maneuvered to the secluded rear section of the venue.

我灵巧地在拥挤的桌子间穿梭，机动到了场地僻静的后部区域。

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Financial authorities are required to manoeuvre within monetary frameworks to enforce demands for reduced loan interest rates...

金融当局需要在货币框架内巧妙运作以强制要求降低贷款利率...

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With skillful manoeuvres, he masterfully regained his commanding stance.

他凭借娴熟的策略，巧妙地恢复了领导姿态。

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Combined forces are set to begin strategic manoeuvres tomorrow, demonstrating their rapid response capability for any potential renewed offensive.

盟军部队计划于明日展开战略机动，展示其对任何潜在新一轮攻势的快速反应能力。

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The soldiers practiced strategic manoeuvres as part of their field training.

士兵们在野外训练中进行了战略演习。

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a daring/precise manoeuvre

大胆的 / 精确的移动

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You should practise these basic manoeuvres before taking your flight test.

飞行测试前你应该练习这些基本的机动动作。

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a delicate manoeuvre in a dance performance

舞蹈表演中精妙的动作编排

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The navy is conducting manoeuvres near the coast.

海军在海岸附近进行军事演习。

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The ships manoeuvred through the narrow channel.

那些船只巧妙地穿过了狭窄的航道。

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There was hardly any space to manoeuvre.

几乎没有什么空间可以活动。

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She manoeuvred the boat skillfully through the narrow canal.

她熟练地将船驶过了狭窄的运河。

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The sudden storm gave the pilot little room to manoeuvre (= not much opportunity to change or influence a situation).

突如其来的暴风雨让飞行员几乎没有操控的余地。

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英英释义

Noun

1. a plan for attaining a particular goal

2. a military training exercise

3. a deliberate coordinated movement requiring dexterity and skill;

"he made a great maneuver"

"the runner was out on a play by the shortstop"

4. a move made to gain a tactical end

5. an action aimed at evading an opponent

Verb

1. act in order to achieve a certain goal;

"He maneuvered to get the chairmanship"

"She maneuvered herself into the directorship"

2. direct the course; determine the direction of travelling

3. perform a movement in military or naval tactics in order to secure an advantage in attack or defense