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Meaning ofmanoeuvrein English

manoeuvre

uk//məˈnuːvr//

Pluralmanoeuvres
Past Tensemanoeuvred
Participle Verbmanoeuvring
Third Person Singularmanoeuvres

Definitions

Noun
1. a planned movement of troops or vehicles; strategic repositioning
  The general planned a complex manoeuvre to outflank the enemy.
2. a strategic or cunning action; a clever plan
  The company's latest manoeuvre was a clever marketing campaign to boost sales.
3. a skilled movement of the body or an object
  The dancer's final manoeuvre impressed the audience with its elegance.
4. a controlled movement while steering a vehicle
  The pilot had to make a difficult manoeuvre to avoid the obstacle in the air.
Verb
1. to move carefully into position; with difficulty
  The ship had to manoeuvre slowly through the narrow canal.
2. to guide or steer purposefully (towards a goal)
  The company will manoeuvre its resources to achieve the desired outcome.