/məˈnuːvər/
意味: 操作、巧みな動き
例文: Kai dodged with a quick maneuver.
カイが素早い動きで避けた。
言葉のよくある組み合わせ: military maneuver(軍事作戦), political maneuver(政治的策略), skillful maneuver(巧妙な操作)
定義: 物や人を巧みに動かすことや、計画的に行動することを指します。特に、困難な状況での操作や、目的を達成するための策略を意味します。
maneuverは約300,000語に1回程度の頻出度です。
口語性、形式性、抽象度、感情度水平グラフ: 会話での使われやすさ、フォーマル度、抽象度(具体・概念)、感情度を示します。数値が高いほど、その特徴が強いことを表します。
感情分析レーダーチャート: 怒り、期待、嫌悪、恐れ、喜び、悲しみ、驚き、信頼、ポジティブ、ネガティブの強さを示します。
年代別単語頻度グラフこのグラフは、1900年からの単語出現頻度の推移を示しています。値は ×10⁻⁸ スケールで表示されています。
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Definitions(定義)
Noun: a military training exercise
Noun: a plan for attaining a particular goal
Noun: a deliberate coordinated movement requiring dexterity and skill
Noun: a move made to gain a tactical end
Noun: an action aimed at evading an opponent
Verb: direct the course; determine the direction of travelling
Verb: act in order to achieve a certain goal
Verb: perform a movement in military or naval tactics in order to secure an advantage in attack or defense
Parts of Speech(品詞)
Noun, Verb
Examples(例文)
感情分析に使用された例文:
The pilot performed a sharp maneuver to avoid the storm.(パイロットは嵐を避けるため鋭い操縦をした。)
She planned a clever maneuver to win the game.(彼女は勝つために巧妙な作戦を立てた。)
The ship’s maneuver was crucial during the rescue mission.(救助活動で船の操縦が重要だった。)
Word Netから抽出した例文:
Noun: he made a great maneuver
Noun: the runner was out on a play by the shortstop
Verb: He maneuvered to get the chairmanship
Verb: She maneuvered herself into the directorship
Synonyms/Antonyms(類語/反意語)
Synonyms(類語): channelise, channelize, direct, evasive action, guide, head, maneuver, manoeuver, manoeuvre, operate, play, point, simulated military operation, steer, tactic, tactical maneuver, tactical manoeuvre, tactics
Antonyms(反意語):
Hypernyms/Hyponyms(上位語/下位語)
Hypernyms (General categories)(上位語): act, control, evasion, motion, move, operation, plan of action
Coordinate Terms(同じ上位語をもつもの): act on, alternate, amphibious operation, antagonize, anticipate, approach, attack, battle plan, begin, behave, bluff, call the shots, campaign, castle, charm, check, coact, combined operation, come close, come to the fore, condescend, continue, cope, corner, court, covert operation, crawl, create, dally, dare, deal, demarche, descent, dispatch, do well, dodge, dominate, draw, effect, egotrip, evade, exert, finish up, flow, force, get around to, go, go ahead, go off half-cocked, govern, guard, harness, haste, hold, hold one’s own, hold sway, information gathering, interact, internationalize, interrupt, locomotion, lord it over, lurch, make a point, make bold, manage, maneuver, manoeuver, migration, misbehave, mission, monopolize, naval campaign, offense, open, participate, partner, peacekeeping, perform, perpetrate, play, play it by ear, policy, preoccupy, preside, progress, prosecute, psychological operation, pursuit, race, rampage, react, reciprocate, regiment, repeat, return, reward, rise, rush, satisfice, scheme, serve, set about, shift, slide, slip, slippage, sneak, speed, stalemate, stampede, steer, support, surprise, swing, system, tactic, take, take care, take time by the forelock, translation, travel, travel plan, trump, try, use, volunteer, wait, woo
Hyponyms (Specific examples)(下位語): assist, ball hawking, baseball play, channel, clinch, completion, conn, corner, crab, device, dock, feint, figure, flight maneuver, footwork, helm, icing, jockey, jugglery, measure, mousetrap, navigate, obstruction, park, parking, ploy, pull over, ruse, safety blitz, sheer, stand out, starboard, straight-arm, stroke, takeaway
Derivationally Related Words(派生語)
Derivationally Related Words: channelisation, guide, head, heading, maneuver, maneuverable, maneuverer, manoeuvre, operation, play, steerage, steerer, steering, tactical, tactician
Categories(カテゴリー)
Domain Categories: general
Usage Category: formal
Usage Context: descriptive
Grammatical Notes:
transitive verb
countable noun
Prefixes/Suffixes(接頭辞/接尾辞)
Prefixes(接頭辞):
Suffixes(接尾辞): er
Exam Level
英検1級
Media Appearance(メディア登場例)
Books(洋書):
Movies(映画): The Bad Guys
Other Information(その他)
Is Abstract?(抽象的な言葉?) Yes
Is Emotion Word?(感情的な言葉?) No
Emotion Categories:
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