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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Maneuver
Hi.
What does maneuver mean in:
Because the Rook is Hemmed in at the start of the game, your task is usually to maneuver it to an open file.
Means transfer skillfully?
Thanks in advance
What does maneuver mean in:
Because the Rook is Hemmed in at the start of the game, your task is usually to maneuver it to an open file.
Means transfer skillfully?
Thanks in advance
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It means 'to manage to get it to a specific place'.
- It means 'to manage to get it to a specific place'.
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How does the sentence differ from
Because the Rook is Hemmed in at the start of the game, your task is usually to transfer it to an open file. ?
Because the Rook is Hemmed in at the start of the game, your task is usually to transfer it to an open file. ?
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Manoeuver means to transfer, yes, but I think it implies a little more effort. [ His legs are very long, but he was finally able to manoeuver them into the back seat of the car. ]
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