The meaning of Outmanoeuvre

Outmanoeuvre – definition

verb
Evade (an opponent) by moving faster or with greater agility.
Usage examples:
The yf-22 can outmanoeuvre any fighter flying today
Synonims:
Outflank Circumvent Bypass Shake/throw off Get around

verb
To get an advantage over other people or companies, often by doing something that is clever or slightly dishonest
Usage examples:
By forming an alliance the two firms succeeded in outmaneuvering the market leader., be outmanoeuvr…

Outmanoeuvre translation into English

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into Chinese

诡计多端

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into Dutch

Te slim af zijn

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into French

Déjouer, Battre, Se montrer plus habile que

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into German

Ausmanövrieren, Ausstechen, Ausmaneuvrieren

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into Hindi

युद्धाभ्यास

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into Italian

Manovra, Superare in strategia, Manovrare più abilmente di

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into Korean

능가, ...에게 책략으로 이기다

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into Russian

Перехитрить

Outmanoeuvre: translate from English into Spanish

Superar en la táctica

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Outmanoeuvre synonims

bypass

noun
A road passing round a town or its centre to provide an alternative route for through traffic.
Usage examples:
The opportunity of providing a town centre bypass along the former railway line to the east of the …

verb
Go past or round.
Usage examples:
Bypass the farm and continue to the road

verb
To avoid something by going around it
Usage examples:
Take the highway that bypasses richmond to avoid heavy traffic., fig. posting news on the internet …

All meanings and translations of Bypass

circumvent

verb
Find a way around (an obstacle).
Usage examples:
If you come to an obstruction in a road you can seek to circumvent it

All meanings and translations of Circumvent

get around

phrasal verb
Move around; move from place to place

phrasal verb
→ get round (somewhere) uk
Usage examples:
News of helen's pregnancy soon got around the office.

All meanings and translations of Get around

outflank

verb
Move round the side of (an enemy) so as to outmanoeuvre them.
Usage examples:
The germans had sought to outflank them from the north-east

verb
To get an advantage over people or companies who are involved in the same industry or activity as you are
Usage examples:
Large firms use their influence and experience to outflank competitors., we must reform our financi…

All meanings and translations of Outflank

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