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Продвигаться
I. navigate [ˈnævɪgeɪt] VB trans
1. navigate naut:
navigate ship
вести́
navigate aircraft
управля́ть
to navigate the ocean/a river
пла́вать по океа́ну/реке́
to navigate a course
определя́ть маршру́т [или курс]
2. navigate (steer, pilot):
navigate
вести́
navigate
пилоти́ровать
3. navigate (manage to get through):
to navigate one's way to the door
проложи́ть себе́ доро́гу к две́ри
4. navigate (overcome):
navigate
преодолева́ть
II. navigate [ˈnævɪgeɪt] VB intr
1. navigate:
navigate naut
пла́вать
navigate AVIAT
лета́ть
2. navigate AUTO:
navigate
направля́ть
Present
Inavigate
younavigate
he/she/itnavigates
wenavigate
younavigate
theynavigate
Past
Inavigated
younavigated
he/she/itnavigated
wenavigated
younavigated
theynavigated
Present Perfect
Ihavenavigated
youhavenavigated
he/she/ithasnavigated
wehavenavigated
youhavenavigated
theyhavenavigated
Past Perfect
Ihadnavigated
youhadnavigated
he/she/ithadnavigated
wehadnavigated
youhadnavigated
theyhadnavigated
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
In the river it is possible to navigate and fish.
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The west wing is safe but the east wing in not able to be navigated.
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Once the boat has navigated the helix, it makes a left turn before dropping a final time.
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The player must navigate their ship to the ambulance to repair their arms.
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The game is played from a third-person perspective and its world is navigated on-foot or by vehicle.
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