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

• This information allowed the crews to adapt quickly to the inevitable changes that occured as they maneuvered for landings.
  这样的信息可以让机组快速掌握着陆机动过程中不可避免的变化。
• 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。
• He maneuvered himself out of the quarrel.
  他巧妙地摆脱那场争吵。
• In the silence that followed, we could both hear the faint buzz of the airplane as it maneuvered into landing position.
  在随后的沉寂中，我们都隐约听见了飞机降落在停机坪上的嗡鸣声。
• The pilot instinctively maneuvered to avoid them.
  飞行员本能地驾机避开他们。
• 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。
• 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。
• ( nautical) the minimum rate of motion needed for a vessel to be maneuvered.
  飞船演习时运动最低速率。
• The innumerable variations of one single color are again maneuvered to communicate emotion and ambience.
  画面仍以单一色彩的丰富幻变来表现情绪、意境。
• The driver maneuvered the car through traffic.
  司机在街道上操纵着汽车。