Maneuverer: meaning, definitions and examples
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maneuverer
[ məˈnuːvərər ]
skillful movement
A maneuverer is a person who is skilled at executing complex or skillful movements, often in a strategic manner. This term can refer to someone who is adept at navigating challenging situations with agility and precision.
Synonyms
navigator, strategist, tactician.
Examples of usage
- The maneuverer deftly avoided the obstacles in the obstacle course.
- As a skilled maneuverer, she led the team through the intricate dance routine.
- He was known as a master maneuverer in the world of competitive sports.
Translations
Translations of the word "maneuverer" in other languages:
🇵🇹 manobrador
🇮🇳 मैनुअरर
🇩🇪 Manövrierer
🇮🇩 pengemudi
🇺🇦 маневровий
🇵🇱 manewrowiec
🇯🇵 マヌーバラー
🇫🇷 manoeuvrer
🇪🇸 maniobrador
🇹🇷 manipülatör
🇰🇷 조종사
🇸🇦 مناور
🇨🇿 manévrátor
🇸🇰 manévrovací
🇨🇳 操控者
🇸🇮 manever
🇮🇸 færibreyting
🇰🇿 маневрлеуші
🇬🇪 მანევრერი
🇦🇿 manipulyator
🇲🇽 maniobrador
Etymology
The word 'maneuverer' comes from the root word 'maneuver,' which originates from the French 'manoeuvre,' meaning 'to work by hand' or 'to maneuver.' This French term traces back to the Latin 'manu operari,' meaning 'to work by hand.' The suffix '-er' indicates a person who performs the action. Historically, the concept of maneuvering has been associated with military contexts, where strategic movements were crucial for success on the battlefield. Over time, the term has broadened to encompass various fields such as sports, dance, and everyday problem-solving situations.