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manoeuvre VB MIL

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manoeuvre
ناوَرَ

manoeuvre <a manoeuvre; manoeuvres> N

manoeuvre MIL
مُنَاوَرَةٌ
manoeuvre MIL
منـاورة
manoeuvre MIL
خُطَّة بَارِعَة
manoeuvre MIL
حيلة
manoeuvre MIL
خدعة

manoeuvre VB

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manoeuvre

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manoeuvre
خدع

air combat manoeuvre MIL

scheme of manoeuvre MIL

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It had a unique 4-wheeled castering undercarriage that allowed the aircraft to be manoeuvred on small, pitching flightdecks.
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It happened once that he got late coming back from the military manoeuvres.
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Battles were relatively rare as armies could manoeuvre for months, with no direct conflict.
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Many private and public events were accompanied by music, ranging from nightly dining to military parades and manoeuvres.
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For some missions this must be actively counter-acted with manoeuvres.
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His uncle and local supporters followed him through these various manoeuvres.
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Beaching gear was available for manoeuvring the aircraft when not on the water.
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The majority of collisions occurred at intersections, and most of those involved motor-vehicle turning manoeuvres.
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In both of these variations, slow and subtle manoeuvres are often necessary to complete development.
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The large police presence was explained with undergoing security forces exercise manoeuvres.
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