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Definition of steering - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
vehicle partmechanism that allows a vehicle to turn
- The car's steering was so smooth that turning felt effortless..
2.
vehicle controlact of guiding a vehicle's direction
- He took over the steering while she checked the map..
3.
guidanceact of guiding or showing the way
- The steering of the project was crucial.
Adjective
1.
directional controlrelated to the control of direction
- The steering committee oversees the project's progress.
2.
project managementrelated to guiding a project or group
- The steering committee will meet on Monday.
Images of steering
mechanism that allows a vehicle to turn
Expressions with steering
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circular device used to steer a vehicle
She gripped the steering wheel tightly during the storm.
vehicle steering system that uses power from the engine to assist turning
The old truck lacked power steering, making it hard to maneuver.
group guiding a project's direction and priorities
The steering committee set the project's main goals.
team guiding a project's direction and progress
The steering group set the project's main objectives.
security device that stops the steering wheel from turning when activated
The mechanic checked the steering lock after the ignition barrel was replaced.
device that directs the course of a vehicle
The car's steering mechanism failed, causing a loss of control.
able to control its own direction automatically
The self-steering car adjusted its path on the highway.
device attached to steering wheel for easier turning
He installed a steering wheel spinner for better control.
device on steering wheel making turning easier for any driver
He installed a steering wheel spinner knob for easier driving.
axle on a vehicle that carries wheels used to change direction
The truck's steering axle was damaged when it hit the curb.
mechanism that controls vehicle direction
The car's steering system needs repair.
device or module that controls direction of a vehicle or machine
The steering unit was replaced after the car began pulling left.
steering system using engine power to aid the driver
The new car features power-assisted steering for easier handling.
angle between straight direction and turned position of steering component
The car lost grip when the steering angle became too large.
column connecting steering wheel to steering mechanism
The mechanic inspected the steering column for any damage.
mechanism for steering vehicles, ships, or aircraft
The ship's steering gear failed during the storm.
system connecting steering wheel to wheels
The mechanic checked the steering linkage for any signs of wear.
turning the steering wheel while the vehicle is stationary
Dry steering can cause wear on the tires.
system that uses power assistance to turn wheels or rudders
The bus driver relied on servo steering when making tight city turns.
part of a vehicle's steering system that connects to the steering knuckle
The mechanic adjusted the steering arm to improve the car's handling.
Origin of steering
Old English, stēor (steer) + -ing (suffix)
Terms with steering included in their meaning
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steering
circular object used to steer a vehicle or vessel
nautical
skill in steering a wind-powered boat
car operation
sitting in the driver’s seat and steering the vehicle
occupation
person responsible for running or steering a ferry boat
surfing
structure on a surfboard for steering
automotive
pertaining to vehicles with the steering wheel on the left side
transportation
controlled movement while steering a vehicle
driving
control the steering wheel of a vehicle
driving
with hands on the steering wheel at 10 and 2
sport
long sled with steering for multiple people
vehicle design
describes vehicles with steering wheel on the right side
steering device
device that automatically steers a vehicle
boating
area for steering a small boat
transportation
straight horizontal handle on a bicycle used for steering
maritime
steering apparatus of a vessel
guidance
responsible for steering or guiding
maritime
assume responsibility for steering a ship
boating
physically steering a boat or ship
driving
maximum steering wheel turn in one direction
maritime
person steering a ship or boat
automotive
vehicle system that helps drivers park by warning or steering automatically
boats
lacking a rudder for steering
navigation
direct the steering of a vessel
governance
the governance of a country viewed as steering a ship
Examples of steering in a sentence
He felt a problem with the steering while driving. The steering felt loose after the rough drive. Proper steering is essential for safe driving. Effective steering can lead a team to success. The committee's steering was evident in the final outcome. The steering mechanism failed during the test.
He joined the steering group for the new project. The steering group will oversee the project's progress. A steering panel was formed to guide the new initiative.
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- French:direction, de pilotage, ...
- German:Lenkung, lenkend, ...
- Italian:sterzo, di controllo direzionale, ...
- Spanish:dirección, de dirección, ...
- Portuguese:direção, controle direcional, ...
- Chinese:转向系统, 转向的, ...
- Japanese:ステアリング機構, 方向制御の, ...
- Arabic:تَوْجِيه, تَوْجِيهِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:הִיגּוּי, הִגּוּי, ...
- Russian:рулевой механизм, рулевой, ...
- Ukrainian:кермо, керування напрямком, ...
- Hindi:स्टीयरिंग तंत्र, निर्देशनात्मक, ...
Definition of steer - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
transportationtr./intr. guide the direction of a vehicle or vesseltr./intr.
- She steered the car through the narrow streets.
2.
influence actiontr. help someone choose or move toward a certain actiontr.
- She tried to steer him toward a better choice.
3.
communicationtr. direct a conversationtr.
- She steered the discussion to a more positive topic.
4.
animaltr. direct a group of animalstr.
- The shepherd steered the sheep into the pen.
Noun
1.
- He gave me a good steer on the project.
2.
agricultureUS castrated male cattle raised for beefUS
- The farmer raised steers for the market.
Images of steer
castrated male cattle raised for beef
Expressions with steer
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control direction along a chosen path or route
The captain will steer a course through the narrow channel.
give bad advice or guidance to someone
He steered me wrong about the job opportunity.
direct the course of a ship
The captain will steer the ship through the storm.
manage an organization strictly and efficiently
The new manager steers a tight ship, ensuring all tasks are completed on time.
remain calm and focused
Despite the challenges, she managed to steer a steady course.
avoid someone or something deliberately
She decided to steer clear of the controversial topic during dinner..
stay away from something harmful
You should steer clear of that dangerous area.
incorrect advice or information given to someone
He gave me a bum steer about the meeting time.
give wrong or misleading advice or directions
He gave me a bum steer about the meeting location.
choose a moderate and balanced approach
In the debate, she tried to steer a middle course between the two extremes.
make decisions based on principles
She always tries to steer by the stars in her life choices.
maintain a planned direction
She managed to steer the course despite the challenges.
embrace a difficult situation instead of avoiding it
In tough times, it's better to steer into the skid and face challenges head-on.
rodeo event where a rider wrestles a steer to the ground
Steer wrestling is a popular event at the rodeo.
competitive event capturing a steer with a lasso
He won first place in steer roping.
Origin of steer
Old English, steor (guide)
Examples of steer in a sentence
The pilot skillfully steered the plane through turbulence. Parents often steer teenagers away from risky choices. The mentor tried to steer her career toward research. He tried to steer the conversation away from politics. They managed to steer the interview towards their achievements. The cowboy steered the cattle across the prairie.
She expertly steered the ducks towards the pond. She offered a steer on which course to take. His steer helped me choose the right investment. They auctioned off the steers at the county fair. The ranch specializes in raising steers for beef production.
View all translations of steer
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- French:diriger, tuyau, ...
- German:lenken, Tipp, ...
- Italian:guidare, dritta, ...
- Spanish:conducir, consejo, ...
- Portuguese:guiar, conselho, ...
- Chinese:操控, 建议, ...
- Japanese:操縦する, 助言, ...
- Arabic:قادَ, تَوْجِيه, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַוֵּט, עֵצָה, ...
- Russian:вести, совет, ...
- Ukrainian:керувати, порада, ...
- Hindi:मोड़ना, सलाह, ...
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