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

• He maneuvered himself out of the quarrel.
  他巧妙地摆脱那场争吵。
• The White House rivals maneuvered Wednesday to claim the leadership role in resolving the economic turmoil that has overshadowed their campaign.
  周三，两位白宫竞选对手纷纷表示要承担起解决经济乱局的领导角色。经济混乱给它们的竞选活动蒙上了一层阴影。
• Videos showing atoms in motion have been seen before but Andreas Heinrich, IBM's principal scientist for the project, said this is the first time anything so small has been maneuvered to tell a story.
  显示原子运动的视频我们以前就见过，但是该项目的IBM首席科学家AndreasHeinrich表示，用如此微小的物质来讲述故事，这还是头一次。
• The three dolphins would have to be caught in open water and then maneuvered into canvas slings.
  工作人员只好在隔水中将这三只海豚逮住，然后设法将其弄入吊袋。
• I maneuvered into the cramped space and shut off the engine, only to find that I couldn't open the door to get out.
  我把车开进那块狭窄的地方，关了发动机。没想到我竟不能够开门出去。
• As she maneuvered her walker to elevator I provided a visual description of her tiny room.
  当她推起助步车进入电梯时，我对她的小房间进行了一番视觉描述。
• Finally, just before they maneuvered her into a sling, she sank her needle-sharp teeth into Jeff's hand.
  终于，就在他们要把她弄进吊袋的时候，她那尖如针芒的牙齿对着杰夫的手就咬了下去。
• Politicians maneuvered for position.
  政客为争地位而耍弄花招。
• ( nautical) the minimum rate of motion needed for a vessel to be maneuvered.
  飞船演习时运动最低速率。
• We all maneuvered successfully to get our job done, so to speak.
  可以说我们每个人都成功地使我们的使命得以完成。