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1 manovrare
1. v/t technology operaterailway shuntfig manipulate2. v/i manoeuvre, AE maneuver* * *manovrare v.tr.1 to manoeuvre, to handle, to control; (far funzionare) to operate, to drive*: manovrare le vele, to handle the sails; manovrare le truppe, to manoeuvre troops; manovrare una gru, to operate a crane2 (fig.) to manage, to rig; to manipulate: manovrare un'assemblea, to rig a meeting; il governo manovra l'opinione pubblica, the government manipulates public opinion // (fin., Borsa) manovrare il mercato, to rig the market // (econ.): manovrare i prezzi, to rig prices; manovrare gli affari, to manage business◆ v. intr.1 to manoeuvre: non c'è abbastanza spazio per manovrare, there isn't enough space to manoeuvre in2 (fig.) to scheme; to plot: manovrare per ottenere un buon impiego, to scheme to get a good position (o to jockey for position).* * *[mano'vrare]1. vt(veicolo) to manoeuvre Brit, maneuver Am, (macchinario) to operate, work, (fig : persona) to manipulate2. vimanovrare per parcheggiare l'auto — to pull (o back) into a parking space
* * *[mano'vrare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to manoeuvre BE, to maneuver AE (anche fig.)2) (azionare) to operate, to control [ macchina]2.1) to manoeuvre BE, to maneuver AE2) fig. to manoeuvre BE, to maneuver AE, to scheme* * *manovrare/mano'vrare/ [1]1 to manoeuvre BE, to maneuver AE (anche fig.)2 (azionare) to operate, to control [ macchina](aus. avere)1 to manoeuvre BE, to maneuver AE2 fig. to manoeuvre BE, to maneuver AE, to scheme.
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