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Meanings of manoeuvre in English
A plan for attaining a particular goal.
Usage of manoeuvre in English
1
Their main manoeuvre is that they don't talk about the financial crisis.
2
However, they found plenty of room for manoeuvre with the new ownership.
3
The bailout programme for Greece leaves the government little room for manoeuvre.
4
The limited room for manoeuvre in Budget 2018 has been much discussed.
5
The five horsemen were not slow in the execution of their manoeuvre.
6
At every turn, she was ready with some new and intricate manoeuvre.
7
I prefer to be able to manoeuvre my way out of trouble.'
8
By picking a loyalist, Mr Putin has given himself room for manoeuvre.
9
Mrs. Adister was allowed no time to set the manoeuvre in motion.
10
He was not expected to fight or manoeuvre in the open field.
11
At least some resilience in tax returns leaves some room for manoeuvre.
12
This fiscal manoeuvre is well known by the name of the Assumption.
13
The manoeuvre had, in fact, brought the yachts nearer to each other.
14
In fact, this manoeuvre was an anticipation of the barricades of Paris.
15
The loss is mostly due to an accounting manoeuvre called a writedown.
16
The advance was taken up and the manoeuvre repeated at fifty yards.
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Manoeuvre through the time
Manoeuvre across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common