Vzorec užití:
maneuver [something/someone] (into/through/around) [place/position]
She maneuvered the car into the last parking space.
Be/manőverezte az autót az utolsó szabad parkolóhelyre.
The crew maneuvered the boat away from the rocks.
A legénység elmanőverezte a csónakot a szikláktól.
He maneuvered the heavy sofa through the narrow doorway.
Učební příklady
I maneuvered my bike around the hole.
A biciklimmel kikerültem a gödröt.
Can you maneuver the chair closer to the table?
Közelebb tudod mozgatni a széket az asztalhoz?
Častá chyba:
Learners may confuse the US spelling maneuver with the UK spelling manoeuvre.
Význam
move something skillfully into place
Kolokace
maneuver the car
|maneuver the truck
|maneuver into a parking space
|maneuver out of a tight spot
|maneuver through traffic
|maneuver around an obstacle
|maneuver a wheelchair
|maneuver the boat
|maneuver into position
|carefully maneuver
Synonyma
steer (Focuses on guiding direction, especially vehicles.)
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navigate (Emphasizes finding a way through a route or obstacles.)
Antonyma
jam (Become stuck so movement is difficult or impossible.)
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immobilize (Make unable to move.)
Témata
travel
|driving
|daily_life
Definice
To move something carefully and with skill.
To move or steer someone or something carefully and skillfully, especially in a limited space or around obstacles.
Vzorec užití:
a maneuver (to do [something])
The driver made a sharp maneuver to avoid the deer.
A sofőr hirtelen manővert hajtott végre, hogy elkerülje a szarvast.
Parallel parking is a tricky maneuver on this street.
Ezen az utcán a párhuzamos parkolás elég nehéz manőver.
The cyclist’s sudden maneuver surprised the cars behind him.
Učební příklady
That maneuver was dangerous.
Az a manőver veszélyes volt.
The pilot made a smooth maneuver.
A pilóta egy sima manővert hajtott végre.
Častá chyba:
Often used for a single action (a maneuver) rather than a long series of actions.
Význam
a skilled movement or turn
Kolokace
a difficult maneuver
|a risky maneuver
|an evasive maneuver
|a parking maneuver
|a tight maneuver
|a sudden maneuver
|a bold maneuver
|a careful maneuver
|a maneuver to avoid a crash
|complete a maneuver
Synonyma
move (More general and less focused on skill.)
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turn (Often specifically a change of direction.)
Antonyma
inaction (No movement or action taken.)
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standstill (A complete stop, especially of a vehicle.)
Témata
travel
|driving
|sports
Definice
A careful, skillful movement.
A movement that requires care and skill, especially a change of position or direction by a vehicle, person, or object.
Vzorec užití:
a maneuver to do [something]
The merger was seen as a maneuver to weaken their main competitor.
Az összeolvadást olyan manővernek tekintették, amelynek célja a fő versenytársuk gyengítése volt.
Her resignation was a political maneuver designed to force a new election.
A lemondása politikai manőver volt, amelynek az volt a célja, hogy új választást kényszerítsen ki.
It was a clever maneuver that shifted the discussion away from the budget cuts.
Učební příklady
It was a maneuver to win support.
Ez egy olyan manőver volt, amellyel támogatást akartak szerezni.
The deal was a business maneuver.
Ez a megállapodás üzleti manőver volt.
Častá chyba:
In this sense, it often suggests indirect or tactical behavior (not simply “a plan”).
Význam
a clever action for advantage
Kolokace
a political maneuver
|a legal maneuver
|a strategic maneuver
|a last-minute maneuver
|a bold maneuver
|a clever maneuver
|a maneuver to gain control
|a maneuver to block a vote
|behind-the-scenes maneuvers
|corporate maneuvering
Synonyma
tactic (Often one step within a larger strategy.)
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ploy (Suggests a clever trick, sometimes slightly dishonest.)
Antonyma
straightforwardness (Acting openly and directly rather than tactically.)
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honesty (Opposes the implication of manipulation or indirectness.)
Témata
business
|politics
|relationships
Definice
A clever plan or action to get what you want.
A planned and skillful action intended to achieve a particular result, especially to gain an advantage in politics, business, or social situations.
Vzorec užití:
maneuver to do [something]; maneuver [someone] into/out of [situation/role]
He maneuvered to delay the vote until more members arrived.
Úgy manőverezett, hogy a szavazást addig halasszák, amíg több tag meg nem érkezik.
They maneuvered their candidate into a leadership role.
Úgy manővereztek, hogy a jelöltjük vezető szerepbe kerüljön.
The company maneuvered around the new rules by changing its structure.
Učební příklady
She maneuvered to get the promotion.
Úgy manőverezett, hogy megkapja az előléptetést.
They maneuvered him out of the project.
Úgy manővereztek, hogy kiszorítsák a projektből.
Častá chyba:
Often followed by to + verb (maneuver to delay) or into/out of + noun phrase; not usually used like “maneuver a plan.”
Význam
act strategically to gain advantage
Kolokace
maneuver to gain support
|maneuver to stay in power
|maneuver to block a proposal
|maneuver someone into a job
|maneuver someone out of the company
|maneuver for control
|maneuver behind the scenes
|carefully maneuver
Synonyma
scheme (Stronger sense of secret planning; often negative.)
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strategize (More neutral, emphasizing planning rather than manipulation.)
Antonyma
cooperate (Work openly with others instead of competing tactically.)
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submit (Accept another’s control rather than trying to gain advantage.)
Témata
business
|politics
|relationships
Definice
To act cleverly to get an advantage.
To act in a planned, tactical way in order to gain an advantage or achieve a goal, often by influencing people or events indirectly.
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Vzorec užití:
military maneuvers; maneuvers near [place]
The army began maneuvers in the desert early this morning.
A hadsereg ma kora reggel megkezdte a hadgyakorlatokat a sivatagban.
Several countries took part in joint maneuvers in the region.
Több ország vett részt közös hadgyakorlatokon a térségben.
Satellite images showed increased maneuvers near the border.
Učební příklady
The soldiers are doing maneuvers today.
A katonák ma hadgyakorlaton vesznek részt.
The navy held joint maneuvers.
A haditengerészet közös hadgyakorlatot tartott.
Význam
military training or troop movement
Kolokace
military maneuvers
|naval maneuvers
|joint maneuvers
|large-scale maneuvers
|training maneuvers
|combat maneuvers
|maneuvers near the border
|annual maneuvers
|troop maneuvers
|war games and maneuvers
Synonyma
exercise (Common term for planned military training activity.)
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drill (Often smaller-scale practice, focused on repetition.)
Antonyma
ceasefire (A pause in conflict rather than active operations or training.)
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stand-down (An order to relax readiness or stop an operation/training.)
Témata
military
|government
Definice
A military practice exercise or movement.
A planned military exercise or the coordinated movement of troops, ships, or aircraft for training or strategic positioning.
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Vzorec užití:
a maneuver to [test/treat] [condition]; the [name] maneuver
The doctor performed a maneuver to check her shoulder stability.
Az orvos egy manőverrel ellenőrizte a válla stabilitását.
A simple maneuver can sometimes relieve the dizziness.
Egy egyszerű manőver néha enyhítheti a szédülést.
The therapist taught him a maneuver to reduce the pain.
Učební příklady
The doctor did a quick maneuver.
Az orvos végzett egy gyors manővert.
This maneuver helped my neck.
Ez a manőver segített a nyakamon.
Význam
a specific medical handling technique
Kolokace
a diagnostic maneuver
|a therapeutic maneuver
|a repositioning maneuver
|a bedside maneuver
|perform a maneuver
|a maneuver to relieve symptoms
|a maneuver to test the knee
|the Epley maneuver
|the Heimlich maneuver
|a physical exam maneuver
Synonyma
technique (Broader term; not limited to a specific movement.)
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procedure (Often more formal and can involve multiple steps beyond movement.)
Antonyma
observation (Watching without physically manipulating the body.)
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inaction (Not performing any intervention.)
Definice
A special movement used in medical care.
A specific controlled movement or handling technique used by a clinician to test, treat, or reposition part of the body.