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[/məˈnuːvə(r); məˋnuvɚ/] n 用法:
1 (military 军) (a) [C] planned and controlled movement of armed forces （军队的）调遣, 机动:
a flanking manoeuvre, ie round the sides of an enemy army 侧翼包抄.
(b) manoeuvres [pl] large-scale exercises by troops or ships （部队或舰队的）大规模演习:
The army is on (ie taking part in) manoeuvres in the desert. 军队正在进行沙漠作战演习. 用法:
2 [C] (a) movement performed with care and skill 谨慎而熟练的动作:
A rapid manoeuvre by the driver prevented an accident. 司机动作迅速而熟练因此避免了一场事故.
(b) (usu fig 通常作比喻) (esp deceptively) skilful plan or movement （尤指欺骗的）巧计, 花招:
This was a crafty manoeuvre to outwit his pursuers. 这是一个高招,他以此骗倒了追逐他的人. *
These shameful manoeuvreswere aimed at securing his election. 这种可耻的伎俩都是为了能让他当选. manoeuvre (US maneuver) 2
v 用法:
1 (a) [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr] (cause sth to) move about by using skill and care 谨慎地运用技巧（使某物）移动, 运动:
Cyclists were manoeuvring on the practice track. 自行车运动员在练习用的车道上练习技巧. *
The yachts were manoeuvring for position, ie moving around to get good positions (eg in a race). 那些快艇灵巧地竞相争夺有利位置（如在比赛中）. *
his skill in manoeuvring a motorcycle 他驾驶摩托车的熟练技巧* The driver manoeuvred (the car) into the garage, over to the side of the road. 司机把汽车开进车房、 开到路边.
(b) [Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p] (fig 比喻) guide (sb/sth) skilfully and craftily (in a specified direction) 熟练而巧妙地引导（某人[某事物]）:
She manoeuvred her friends into positions of power, ie used her influence, etc to put them there. 她（运用自己的影响力等）把她的朋友都安插到有权的职位上. *
manoeuvre the conversationround to money 巧妙地把话题引到金钱问题上. 用法:
2 [I] (military 军) perform manoeuvres(1b) 演习:
The fleet is manoeuvring in the Baltic. 该舰队正在波罗的海演习. |