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1 (to) manipulate
(to) manipulate /məˈnɪpjʊleɪt/v. t.1 maneggiare; manipolare; azionare: to manipulate the controls of an airplane, azionare i comandi d'un aereo2 (fig.) manipolare; manovrare (fig.); abbindolare; raggirare: (polit.) to manipulate one's constituents, manovrare (o abbindolare) i propri elettori; to manipulate figures [accounts], manipolare le cifre [i conti]; (fin.) to manipulate share prices, manipolare i corsi azionari4 (comput.) manipolare. -
2 (to) manipulate
(to) manipulate /məˈnɪpjʊleɪt/v. t.1 maneggiare; manipolare; azionare: to manipulate the controls of an airplane, azionare i comandi d'un aereo2 (fig.) manipolare; manovrare (fig.); abbindolare; raggirare: (polit.) to manipulate one's constituents, manovrare (o abbindolare) i propri elettori; to manipulate figures [accounts], manipolare le cifre [i conti]; (fin.) to manipulate share prices, manipolare i corsi azionari4 (comput.) manipolare.
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