manoeuvre
/muh-noo-ver/US // məˈnu vər //UK // (məˈnuːvə) //
操纵,演习,操控,机动性
Definitions
- 1
ma·noeu·vred, ma·noeu·vring.
- : Chiefly British. a variant of maneuver.
Examples
Rather than higher inflation, tumbling oil prices point to reduced price pressure and more room for manoeuvre for central bankers.
He even had to manoeuvre daily how to escape him, and violent scenes were of constant occurrence between them.
The sun had disappeared below the horizon, and the shades of evening had set in, before this manoeuvre had been accomplished.
Preferred rather to shift, manoeuvre and negotiate; which he did in a most vigilant, adroit and masterly manner.
But it was soon evident that no manoeuvre was intended, and that the Major was taking the direct road homeward.
No manoeuvre could mislead the clear judgment that presided serenely in that soul of fire.
Level 3Browse all words →