I. manoeuvre, maneuver 美 [məˈnuːvə] 名词
II. manoeuvre, maneuver 美 [məˈnuːvə] 动词 不及物动词
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
It had a unique 4-wheeled castering undercarriage that allowed the aircraft to be manoeuvred on small, pitching flightdecks.
en.wikipedia.org Police driving training often includes the use of different noises depending on traffic conditions and manoeuvre being performed.
en.wikipedia.org In both of these variations, slow and subtle manoeuvres are often necessary to complete development.
en.wikipedia.org To correct for this orbital perturbation, regular orbital stationkeeping manoeuvres are necessary, amounting to a delta-v of approximately 50 m/s per year.
en.wikipedia.org The effect of this unplanned flanking manoeuvre meant that the royal foot soldiers were effectively sandwiched.
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