jockey (EN)
noun, verb

noun “jockey”

sg. jockey, pl. jockeys
  1. a person who rides horses in races, trying to win
    The jockey guided the horse skillfully around the track.
  2. a person who operates or handles specific types of machinery, vehicles, or equipment
    The radio jockey kept the listeners entertained with his lively commentary.

verb “jockey”

jockey; he jockeys; past jockeyed, part. jockeyed; ger. jockeying
  1. to use various strategies or methods to try to get a better position or advantage over others
    The students were jockeying for the best seats in the classroom.
  2. (US) to move something very carefully and with small movements, especially into a tight or specific space
    She jockeyed the heavy sofa through the tight doorway without scratching the walls.