Summary
to manoeuvre {verb}
manœuvrer
manoeuvre {noun}
handling · manoeuvre · manipulation · drill · movement · exercise
manœuvre {noun}
labourer · gambit
manoeuvrer {verb}
to manipulate
English-French translation for "manoeuvre"
"manoeuvre" French translation
manoeuvre {noun}
(a) sIIST with the values measured during the stopping manoeuvre (formula 4.1)
or grounded or sunken vessels or vessels with a limited ability to manoeuvre
In doing so the government may give itself a little more space to manoeuvre.
The stopping manoeuvre shall, in principle, be conducted in accordance with figure 1.
Once the manoeuvre has been completed, electrical passivation will be performed.
to manoeuvre {verb}
to manoeuvre {vb} (also: to jockey, to operate)
Martti Ahtisaari has a narrow space in which to manoeuvre, but there is room for compromise.
It must be possible to manoeuvre the visor out of the field of vision with a simple movement of one hand.
One can only imagine the amount of skill required to manoeuvre an enormous Chinook helicopter in such a delicate manner.
(a) sufficient space available for the wheelchair user to manoeuvre without the assistance of a person;
After the signal “I am unable to manoeuvre” include a visual representation of signal “Do not approach” as follows:
manoeuvre {noun}
(a) sIIST with the values measured during the stopping manoeuvre (formula 4.1)
or grounded or sunken vessels or vessels with a limited ability to manoeuvre
In doing so the government may give itself a little more space to manoeuvre.
The stopping manoeuvre shall, in principle, be conducted in accordance with figure 1.
Once the manoeuvre has been completed, electrical passivation will be performed.
manipulation {noun} [med.]
Mr. Speaker, with respect to the air cadets, on Friday night I saw the most exquisite drill team that I have seen in years.
In particular, Cuba calls for an end to military drills and manoeuvres on Vieques Island.
Exercises and drills need to be conducted regularly to test the effectiveness of adopted procedures and systems, including back-up systems;
He drilled or trained others - without permission from the Government - in the use of arms or the performance of military exercises, movements or operations;
One steering movement shall be made to the right and one to the left.
Every movement of the steering device shall be accompanied by an exact indication of the position of the rudders.
Every movement of the steering device shall be accompanied by an exact indication of the position of the rudders.
Every movement of the steering device shall be accompanied by an exact indication of the position of the rudders.
This requirement does not apply to openable ends which are power-operated, where the movement is positively controlled.
KFOR reported that the aims and objectives of the exercise had been met.
The National Guard held “Exercise Demeter”, a logistics support exercise, in July 2007.
This was supposed to be a routine training exercise and that's all.
But if this is part of our exercise, they're not advertising.
The enemy repeated the exercise for a period of 15 minutes at 2005 hours, targeting the same checkpoint.
manœuvre {noun}
The man had worked as a labourer and machine-minder, retiring at the age of 70 in autumn 2000.
manoeuvrer {verb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "manoeuvre":
© Princeton Universitymanoeuver · maneuver · operate · evasive action · tactical maneuver · tactical manoeuvre · play · simulated military operation · tactic · tactics
Synonyms (French) for "manœuvre":
© myThes Dicollecteagissement · menée · procédé · pratique · manigance · combine · bras · aide · défenseur · instrument · adjoint · brigue · intrigue · tractation · collusion · complicité · connivence · intelligence · arrangement · accord
Usage examples
Usage examples for "manoeuvre" in French
Similar words
mankind · manlike · manliness · manly · manna · manner · mannerism · mannerist · mannerly · manners · manoeuvre · manometer · manor · manor-owner · manorial · manpower · manse · Mansi · mansion · manslaughter · manslayer
Even more translations in the Czech-English dictionary by bab.la.