“To maneuver” in Japanese
Short answer
To maneuver in Japanese is “操る” (ayatsuru). Full meaning: to operate (e.g. a machine), to handle, to manage, to control, to maneuver, to steer; to have a good command of (a language), to play proficiently (of a musical instrument); to work (a puppet), to pull the strings of a puppet.
Other ways to say “To maneuver” in Japanese
立ち回る
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
乗りこなす
norikonasu to manage skillfully, to manoeuvre (e.g. car, horse), to maneuver
操れる
ayatsureru to operate (e.g. a machine), to handle, to manage, to control, to maneuver, to steer; to have a good command of (a language), to play proficiently (of a musical instrument); to work (a puppet), to pull the strings of a puppet
立回る
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
立廻る
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
あやつる
ayatsuru to operate (e.g. a machine), to handle, to manage, to control, to maneuver, to steer; to have a good command of (a language), to play proficiently (of a musical instrument); to work (a puppet), to pull the strings of a puppet
立ち𢌞る
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
あやつれる
ayatsureru to operate (e.g. a machine), to handle, to manage, to control, to maneuver, to steer; to have a good command of (a language), to play proficiently (of a musical instrument); to work (a puppet), to pull the strings of a puppet
たちまわる
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
立ち回れる
tachimawareru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
立ちまわる
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
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