maneuvered

英 [məˈnuːvəd]

美 [məˈnuvərd]

v.  （使某物）移动，运动; 熟练而巧妙地引导; 演习
maneuver的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• The time-transgressive art, with its infinite possibilities, is adroitly maneuvered by Xu Bing to create for the Chinese culture and language a wholly innovative visual and intellectual trait.
  采用艺术的跨时代性和无穷可能性，中国文化和文字也呈现出一种全新的视觉和思考体验。
• For most of us, this experience occurred during the first days of life, when we turned our head in response to an increasingly familiar voice and maneuvered our eyes to be in contact with Mother.
  对我们大多数的人来说，在我们生命初期的时段，通常我们经历的镜射过程是我们会倾心地聆听并对身边那日渐熟悉的声音进行回应，并会用我们的眼神来注视我们的母亲。
• The troop maneuvered along to the hilltop.
  部队向山丘顶移动。
• Politicians maneuvered for position.
  政客为争地位而耍弄花招。
• Flowing silks and heavy brocades can be easily maneuvered into this style.
  流动的丝和重重的锦缎可以很容易与这种风格相搭配。
• When the park was finally ready for me ― a man at loose ends ― I maneuvered my wheelchair into the park for the first time.
  十五年前的一个下午，我摇着轮椅进入园中，它为一个失魂落魄的人把一切都准备好了。
• The landing culminated a tense day as Rosetta maneuvered to the correct position to let Philae go& moments of celebration were interspersed with long, quiet stretches of waiting.
  在这紧张的一天中，罗塞塔移动到正确的位置，让菲莱脱离了它，而着陆彗星表面是这一天的高潮&人们庆祝了这些时刻，其间则穿插着漫长、静默的等待。
• The driver maneuvered the car through traffic.
  司机在街道上操纵着汽车。
• He maneuvered himself out of the quarrel.
  他巧妙地摆脱那场争吵。
• ( nautical) the minimum rate of motion needed for a vessel to be maneuvered.
  飞船演习时运动最低速率。