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see manoeuvremaneuver1 n maniobramaneuver2 vb maniobrartr[mə'nʊːvəSMALLr/SMALL]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=manoeuvre manoeuvre{maneuver [mə'nu:vər, -'nju:-] vt1) place, position: maniobrar, posicionar, colocar2) manipulate: manipular, maniobrarmaneuver vi: maniobrarmaneuver n: maniobra fn.• maniobra s.f.v.• maniobrar v.• manipular v.
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BrE manoeuvre mə'nuːvər, mə'nuːvə(r) nouna) ( movement) maniobra fb) ( tactical move) maniobra f, estratagema f
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BrE manoeuvre transitive verba) ( move)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
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via) \<\<vehicle/driver\>\> maniobrar, hacer* una maniobrato have room to maneuver — \<\<driver\>\> tener* espacio para maniobrar; \<\<diplomat\>\> tener* libertad de acción
b) \<\<armyoops\>\> hacer* maniobras, maniobrar(US) [mǝ'nuːvǝ(r)]1. N1) (Mil) maniobra f2) (fig) (=clever plan) maniobra f, estratagema f2.VT (gen) maniobrar3.VI maniobrar* * *
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BrE manoeuvre [mə'nuːvər, mə'nuːvə(r)] nouna) ( movement) maniobra fb) ( tactical move) maniobra f, estratagema f
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BrE manoeuvre transitive verba) ( move)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
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via) \<\<vehicle/driver\>\> maniobrar, hacer* una maniobrato have room to maneuver — \<\<driver\>\> tener* espacio para maniobrar; \<\<diplomat\>\> tener* libertad de acción
b) \<\<army/troops\>\> hacer* maniobras, maniobrar
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