maneuvers
USmuh-NOO-verz/məˈnuvɚz/UKmuh-NOO-vuhz/məˈnuːvəz/
- 1The form of maneuver used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun such as the dog or water.
He carefully maneuvers the truck into the narrow loading dock.
She maneuvers her wheelchair easily through the busy hallway.
- 2Plural of maneuver. Use it when you mean more than one.
The driving test includes a few basic maneuvers, like a three-point turn.
Backing a trailer into a tight space is one of the hardest maneuvers for new drivers.
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maneuvers is a form of maneuver
maneuver, verb: To move something or yourself slowly and carefully into a place, often when it is hard to do. Full entry
- Forms
- maneuvermaneuvers he/she/itmaneuvering -ing formmaneuvered past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- maneuver → maneuvers: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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