Alt. of Manoeuvre, Alt. of Manoeuvre, Alt. of Manoeuvre
To maneuver means to move in an organized fashion for a particular purpose. It applies to the movements of military forces, and to the flight of aircraft and spacecraft.
Metaphorically, it can be a pattern of activities with some final or ulterior motive.
Example : "He was maneuvered into making the change by the promise of free equipment."
Maneuvered is a past tense verb.
Retrofire is a verb used to refer to the ignition of rockets, specifically retrorockets.Sample Sentence:"The space shuttles were maneuvered by subtle retrofire of rockets positioned in locations on the exterior."
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the two types of definition are the formal and informal definition.
Maneuvered is a past tense verb.
She maneuvered her way through the twisted forest.
Two synonyms for maneuvered are: 1] circumnavigated 2] dodgedmovement, procedure, trick
LeBron James showed his skills when he maneuvered through the opponents and went for the jam.
Billy fell into the big pile of horse maneuvered
The Union maneuvered at moon rise.
We maneuvered our canoe safely through the rapids, but were thoroughly soaked.
A section of tissue, with its blood supply intact, which is maneuvered to another part of the body
Yes. It is a verb but it isn't spelt 'manoeuvred' is is spelt as 'maneuvered'. I hope this helps. :-)
A section of tissue, with its blood supply intact, which is maneuvered to another part of the body
It is probably mostly used for the fact that it is very thin and can be easily maneuvered.
Retrofire is a verb used to refer to the ignition of rockets, specifically retrorockets.Sample Sentence:"The space shuttles were maneuvered by subtle retrofire of rockets positioned in locations on the exterior."