maneuver

maneuver
maneuver1 n maniobra
Se escribe maneuver en inglés americano, en inglés británico se escribe manoeuvre
maneuver2 vb maniobrar
Se escribe maneuver en inglés americano, en inglés británico se escribe manoeuvre
maneuver
tr[mə'nʊːvəSMALLr/SMALL]
noun
1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=manoeuvremanoeuvre{
maneuver [mə'nu:vər, -'nju:-] vt
1) place, position: maniobrar, posicionar, colocar
2) manipulate: manipular, maniobrar
maneuver vi
: maniobrar
maneuver n
: maniobra f
maneuver
n.
maniobra s.f.
v.
maniobrar v.
manipular v.

I
BrE manoeuvre mə'nuːvər, mə'nuːvə(r) noun
a) (movement) maniobra f
b) (tactical move) maniobra f, estratagema f
c) maneuvers pl (Mil) maniobras fpl

II
1.
BrE manoeuvre transitive verb
a) (move)

they maneuvered the piano up the stairs — subieron trabajosamente el piano por la escalera

she maneuvered the car out of the garage — sacó el coche del garaje maniobrando

b) (lead, trick)

to maneuver somebody INTO something: he has maneuvered them into an impossible negotiating position — ha logrado ponerlos en una posición muy difícil para negociar


2.
vi
a) \<\<vehicle/driver\>\> maniobrar, hacer* una maniobra

to have room to maneuver — \<\<driver\>\> tener* espacio para maniobrar; \<\<diplomat\>\> tener* libertad de acción

b) \<\<armyoops\>\> hacer* maniobras, maniobrar
(US) [mǝ'nuːvǝ(r)]
1. N
1) (Mil) maniobra f

to be on manoeuvres — estar de maniobras

2) (fig) (=clever plan) maniobra f , estratagema f

this leaves us little room for manoeuvre — esto apenas nos deja margen de maniobra

2.
VT (gen) maniobrar

to manoeuvre a gun into position — colocar un cañón en posición

I was manoeuvred into it — me embaucaron para que lo hiciera

to manoeuvre sb into doing sth — manipular a algn para que haga algo

3.
VI maniobrar
* * *

I
BrE manoeuvre [mə'nuːvər, mə'nuːvə(r)] noun
a) (movement) maniobra f
b) (tactical move) maniobra f, estratagema f
c) maneuvers pl (Mil) maniobras fpl

II
1.
BrE manoeuvre transitive verb
a) (move)

they maneuvered the piano up the stairs — subieron trabajosamente el piano por la escalera

she maneuvered the car out of the garage — sacó el coche del garaje maniobrando

b) (lead, trick)

to maneuver somebody INTO something: he has maneuvered them into an impossible negotiating position — ha logrado ponerlos en una posición muy difícil para negociar


2.
vi
a) \<\<vehicle/driver\>\> maniobrar, hacer* una maniobra

to have room to maneuver — \<\<driver\>\> tener* espacio para maniobrar; \<\<diplomat\>\> tener* libertad de acción

b) \<\<army/troops\>\> hacer* maniobras, maniobrar

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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