Pronunciation: /ɑn məˈnuvərz/
noun a planned movement or procedure involving skill and cunning
A1 The soldiers are on manoeuvres in the field.
A2 During the training exercise, the tanks were on manoeuvres.
B1 The navy ships were on manoeuvres in the Pacific Ocean.
B2 The squadron went on manoeuvres to practice their aerial tactics.
C1 The military conducted a series of complex manoeuvres during the training exercise.
C2 The special forces unit was on manoeuvres in preparation for their mission.
preposition indicating the situation or location in which something is done or takes place
A1 The soldiers went on manoeuvres to practice their skills.
A2 The students will be going on manoeuvres during their field trip.
B1 The team is currently on manoeuvres to test out their new strategy.
B2 The navy ships were on manoeuvres in the open sea.
C1 The dancers were on manoeuvres to perfect their routine for the performance.
C2 The military conducted extensive training exercises while on manoeuvres in the desert.
formal The military unit is currently on manoeuvres to practice their tactical skills.
informal The soldiers are out on manoeuvres in the field today.
slang The squad is on manoeuvres, getting their hands dirty in training.
figurative The company is on manoeuvres to navigate through the competitive market.
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