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tactical maneuver

/ˈtæktɪkəl məˈnuːvər/

Traduction: Mouvement ou action soigneusement planifié(e) et exécuté(e) pour atteindre un objectif précis, souvent utilisé(e) dans des contextes militaire, commercial ou stratégique.

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/ˈtæktɪkəl məˈnuːvər/C1formalpolitical
  • frMouvement ou action soigneusement planifié(e) et exécuté(e) pour atteindre un objectif précis, souvent utilisé(e) dans des contextes militaire, commercial ou stratégique.

A carefully planned and executed movement or action designed to achieve a specific objective, often used in military, business, or strategic contexts.

  1. Military movementB2formal

    A planned movement or action designed to achieve a specific military objective.

    frmanœuvre tactique

    • The general ordered a tactical maneuver to flank the enemy.
    • The troops executed a complex tactical maneuver under cover of darkness.
    • A successful tactical maneuver can change the course of a battle.
  2. Strategic business moveB2formal

    A calculated action taken to gain an advantage in a competitive situation.

    frmanœuvre tactique

    • The company's tactical maneuver to lower prices increased their market share.
    • Their tactical maneuver of acquiring a smaller competitor surprised the industry.
    • The CEO's tactical maneuver involved restructuring the sales team.
  3. Sports strategyB2informal

    A specific play or strategy used to outwit an opponent in a game.

    frmanœuvre tactique

    • The coach called a tactical maneuver that led to a goal.
    • The team's tactical maneuver confused the defense.
    • A clever tactical maneuver in chess can win the game.