Manoeuvres Meaning in English

word · lemma: manoeuvre

US

məˈnuːvɚz

muh-NOO-vurz

UK

mənˈuːvəz

muh-NOO-vuz

التعريف

Careful movements or actions, often requiring skill. Can also refer to planned military or tactical exercises.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Manoeuvres' is used in both literal (physical movements, military actions) and figurative (clever schemes or strategies) senses. Mostly formal or technical. Used in British English; US spelling is 'maneuvers'. Common collocations: 'military manoeuvres', 'political manoeuvres', 'parking manoeuvres'.

• Spanish: maniobras
• Portuguese (BR): manobras
• Portuguese (PT): manobras
• Chinese (Simplified): 动作 - 操作 - 演习
• Chinese (Traditional): 動作 - 操作 - 演習
• Hindi: मनोवर - चालें - सैन्य अभ्यास
• Arabic: مناورات
• Bengali: কৌশল - চাল - মুভমেন্ট (সামরিক ও পারদর্শিতাপূর্ণ কাজের জন্য)
• Russian: манёвры - уловки (перен.)
• Japanese: 機動 - 操作 - 策略
• Vietnamese: diễn tập - thao tác - mưu mẹo
• Korean: 기동 - 전략 - 술수
• Turkish: manevra - taktik - hamle
• Urdu: چالیں - تدبیریں
• Indonesian: manuver - gerakan taktis - siasat

جمل نموذجية

The army practiced their manoeuvres in the field.

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He failed his driving test because of poor manoeuvres.

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The ship made several sharp manoeuvres to avoid the rocks.

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Political manoeuvres behind the scenes changed the result of the vote.

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The pilot's quick manoeuvres saved the plane from crashing.

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She's always coming up with clever manoeuvres to solve problems at work.

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