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to maneuver (US) / to manoeuvre (UK)
verbgeneral usevery common/mɐnuˈbɾaɾ/ma·no·brar
Definition
1To move or guide something skillfully, especially a vehicle. To plan or direct a clever course of action.
Usage examples
“He maneuvered the boat into the narrow dock.”
“She maneuvered to get herself appointed as chair of the committee.”
Synonyms
Common combinations
maneuver a vehiclemaneuver into positionroom to maneuver