【きりゃく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. resources; maneuver; manoeuvre
Forms
  • 【きりゃく】
  • きりゃく
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. resources
    2. This meaning refers to the assets or materials that can be utilized to achieve a goal or to navigate a situation effectively. It often implies strategic use of available assets.
    He led the project to success using limited resources.
    The company needs to make the most of its resources to develop new products.
  2. maneuver
    3. In this context, the term describes a specific action taken to achieve a desired result, often requiring skill or strategy. It indicates a clever or tactical movement in various scenarios.
    He used clever maneuvers to outsmart his opponent in the sports match.
    The government tried to gain advantages in international relations using strategic maneuvers.
  3. manoeuvre
    4. This meaning is similar to the previous one, emphasizing deliberate and careful movements, often in contexts such as military, navigation, or planning. It reflects sophisticated strategies employed to navigate complex situations.
    The army devised maneuvers to encircle the enemy using new tactics.
    She planned maneuvers through her statements in the meeting to defend her position.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to devise a strategyto use a maneuverto schemeresourcefulstrategic thinkingstrategic maneuverto have resourcesto spare no effort in strategyto employ tacticsto surpass in maneuvering
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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