navigate
/ˈnævɪɡeɪt/
verb
- To plan and direct the course of a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.
- She learned to navigate a sailboat when she was twelve years old.
- The captain used a map and compass to navigate through the fog.
- The pilot navigated the plane safely through the storm.
- To find your way or move through a place or system.
- We used a GPS app to navigate the streets of the old city.
- It took me a while to navigate the new software at work.
- Hikers need good skills to navigate the trails in the national park.
- To deal with a difficult situation or process successfully.
- The company is trying to navigate the challenges of a changing market.
- She had to navigate a complex set of rules to get her visa approved.
- He navigated the awkward conversation with his boss very diplomatically.
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