Examples of using Maneuverable in English and their translations into Russian
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More maneuverable.
They are very fast and maneuverable.
It has maneuverable boom 35.7 m.
Powerful blows, but less maneuverable;
Car maneuverable and easy to manage.
Maquis raiders are small and maneuverable.
DT10e- compact, maneuverable, electrical.
It is very stable cornering as well as fast and maneuverable.
S3- compact, maneuverable, powerful, ecofriendly.
What's more, today's nets must be light and easily maneuverable.
It won't be very maneuverable, but possibly, possibly.
Namely, ZAZ Forza with classical sedan body and maneuverable hatchback.
He controlled and maneuverable, driving brings enormous pleasure.
This makes the vessel a powerful tool to work with butalso very maneuverable.
Gelt's ship is highly maneuverable and well-armed.
Mobile, maneuverable boom mounted to the type of tractor MTZ, UMZ, T-150.
Overall it is shorter and more maneuverable than the competition.
The ergonomic design is also an advantage which makes the yacht more maneuverable.
Vehicles that are light, mobile and maneuverable, when it matters most.
Fast and extremely maneuverable, this modern self-propelled feed mixer impresses in all conditions.
We're modifying one of the shuttles,making it more maneuverable and more… cool.
They're cloaked, highly maneuverable… programmed to change course at random.
Oh, that's what Starfleet cadets used to call these class-2 shuttles-- fast, maneuverable.
This is one of the most maneuverable ships on which I sailed.
This compact lightweight HPA tank is great for keeping your loadout tight and maneuverable.
We should create a maneuverable and adaptable management tool.
The concept of an energy drink i-16 is the image of the legendary Soviet maneuverable fighter.
His movements are straight and not as maneuverable as the two-wheeled counterpart.
Fast and maneuverable vehicle that is fragile and vulnerable to small arms fire.
The road-rail robot is thus compact and extremely maneuverable and therefore a real economic alternative to previously available shunting solutions.