Definition Synonyms
Definition of steerage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
navigationRare act of steering a vessel or vehicleRare
- The steerage of the ship was left to the most experienced sailor..
2.
ship sectionDated part of a ship providing accommodations for passengers with the cheapest ticketsDated
- Many immigrants traveled to America in steerage during the 19th century..
Origin of steerage
Old English, stēor (steer) + -age (suffix)
Examples of steerage in a sentence
Steerage of the vehicle in rough terrain requires expertise. Conditions in steerage were often harsh. Steerage tickets were the most affordable option.
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- French:manœuvre, entrepont, ...
- German:Steuerung, Zwischendeck, ...
- Italian:direzione, terza classe, ...
- Spanish:navegación, tercera clase, ...
- Portuguese:manobra, terceira classe, ...
- Chinese:操舵, 三等舱, ...
- Japanese:操舵, スティアリッジ, ...
- Arabic:توجيه, الدرجة الثالثة, ...
- Hebrew:הִגּוּי, מַחְלֶקֶת תַּיָּרִים, ...
- Russian:управление судном, трюм, ...
- Ukrainian:керування, третій клас, ...
- Hindi:संचालन, स्टीयरिज, ...
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