| navigate way | 3.03 | But he had to navigate his way through this mess. | ||
| navigate water | 1.71 | American warships often navigate the waters as well. | ||
| navigate maze | 1.05 | The mutant mice learned to navigate mazes normally. | ||
| navigate site | 0.79 | A lump of coal for the effort it takes to navigate the site. | ||
| navigate system | 0.59 | They first decide what they must accomplish, then figure out how to navigate the system. | ||
| navigate road | 0.53 | Sprewell navigated the road to redemption perfectly last season. | ||
| navigate street | 0.53 | The driver was talkative as he navigated the streets of the working-class neighborhood. | ||
| navigate life | 0.46 | You have to become someone else to navigate life here. | ||
| navigate minefield | 0.46 | That walk is akin to navigating a minefield. | ||
| navigate ship | 0.46 | The captain navigated the ship. | ||
| navigate terrain | 0.46 | The army uses satellites to help soldiers navigate unfamiliar terrain. | ||
| navigate river | 0.39 | The narrow cliffs once made the river dangerous to navigate. | ||
| navigate sea | 0.39 | Brown said the movie exhibition industry was navigating choppy seas. | ||
| navigate series | 0.39 | The operation had already navigated a series of sizable obstacles. | ||
| navigate world | 0.39 | Navigating the world here can be as frustrating as folding a road map. | ||
| navigate bureaucracy | 0.33 | How do I navigate the bureaucracy? | ||
| navigate channel | 0.33 | The protest ended before high tide, when oil tankers normally navigate the channel. | ||
| navigate corridor | 0.26 | No matter how adeptly Lalande navigates the corridors of Versailles, he remains a valet. | ||
| navigate course | 0.26 | Runners will navigate a course alongside the scenic Waikato River. |