Manoeuvred: meaning, definitions and examples
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manoeuvred
[ məˈnuvərd ]
physical movement
The term 'manoeuvred' refers to the act of skillfully moving or guiding something in a particular direction. It often implies a level of control and precision in the action being performed. This could pertain to the manipulation of objects, vehicles, or even strategic operations. The word is frequently used in military contexts as well as in navigating complex situations or environments.
Synonyms
directed, guided, maneuvered, steered.
Examples of usage
- She manoeuvred the car through the tight alley.
- He skillfully manoeuvred his way through the crowd.
- The general manoeuvred his troops into position.
- They manoeuvred the furniture to create more space.
Translations
Translations of the word "manoeuvred" in other languages:
🇵🇹 manobrado
- manobrou
- manobrar
🇮🇳 जोड़ा हुआ
- चालाकी से किया गया
- चतुराई से किया गया
🇩🇪 manövriert
- gelenkt
- bewegt
🇮🇩 dijalankan
- dibelokkan
- dipindahkan
🇺🇦 маневрував
- керував
- переміщав
🇵🇱 manewrował
- kierował
- przemieszczał
🇯🇵 操縦した
- 操作した
- 移動させた
🇫🇷 manœuvré
- dirigé
- déplacé
🇪🇸 maniobrado
- dirigido
- movido
🇹🇷 manipüle edildi
- yönlendirildi
- hareket ettirildi
🇰🇷 조작된
- 조정된
- 이동된
🇸🇦 تم المناورة
- تم توجيه
- تم تحريك
🇨🇿 manévroval
- řídil
- přesunul
🇸🇰 manévroval
- riadil
- presunul
🇨🇳 操控了
- 导向了
- 移动了
🇸🇮 manevriral
- usmerjal
- premikal
🇮🇸 manuverað
- stjórnað
- flutt
🇰🇿 маневрледі
- басқарды
- жылжытты
🇬🇪 მანევრირება
- მართვა
- გადაადგილება
🇦🇿 manevr etdi
- yönləndirdi
- köçürdü
🇲🇽 maniobrado
- dirigido
- movido
Etymology
The word 'manoeuvred' comes from the French word 'manoeuvre', which itself is derived from the Latin 'manu operari', meaning 'to work with the hands'. It entered the English language in the late 17th century, initially used to describe military exercises or tactics. Over time, the usage expanded to include various types of physical manipulation, especially in contexts requiring strategic thought or careful execution. The evolution of the term reflects its adaptation in both technical and colloquial language, gaining broader implications in fields such as driving, engineering, and even personal interactions. The shift in spelling between British English ('manoeuvre') and American English ('maneuver') highlights the diverse linguistic paths that this term has taken, yet the core concept of skillful manipulation remains central to its meaning.
Word Frequency Rank
At rank #29,160, this word represents specialized academic or technical vocabulary. It's less frequently encountered but may be valuable in specific contexts.
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- 29157 lassie
- 29158 hesitatingly
- 29159 paraquat
- 29160 manoeuvred
- 29161 uncharacteristically
- 29162 oscillated
- 29163 disturbingly
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