Definition of steersman in English:

steersman

nounPlural steersmen ˈstɪəzmənˈstɪrzmən

A person who is steering a boat or ship.
Example sentencesExamples
- The coyote is the kybernetes, the steersman, the gardener.
- In effect, it's a guiding function to the steersman.
- Aft are the helmsmen, the best of the master steersmen.
- They are not supreme, they are steersmen only, bound to obey unconditionally the captain's orders.
- The machine is made up of ten bicycles that have been chopped up and welded together with five riders on each side and one seat in front for the steersman.
- Hebden is a steersman, not a dictator, even though it's his hand that places and defines every aspect of this music.
- While I was thinking about the legend and looking at the rocks, the steersman suddenly told me to hang onto my life-jacket tightly and to lie down on the raft.
- ‘Aye, captain! ‘came the reply from the burly steersman already standing between the tillers of the huge steering oars.’
- A story is told about Pantai Norasingh, a steersman of the royal barge, who accidentally ran aground while taking Sanphet on an inspection tour of the river.
- The steersman's cockpit was set at the stern, just fore of the twin metal smokestacks with ornate tops.
- Soon, all but the steersmen and watchmen were asleep, and the dark passage of the night slipped by, quiet, watchful, and mysterious.
- The boat is propelled by three standing rowers and - unlike Carpaccio's fisolieri - an additional steersman.
- If the steersman pushed the helm away from him, the rudder-blade would turn its inner side forward and the ship would swung to port.
- The steersman's face by his lamp gleamed white;
- Each team comprises 18 paddlers, one drummer, one steersman (also called a sweep) and one flag-catcher.
- After we were pulled aboard, the steersman headed back toward the docks.
Synonyms
navigator, helmsman, guide, coxswain

Rhymes

privateersman, privateersmen, steersmen

Definition of steersman in US English:

steersman

nounˈstɪrzmənˈstirzmən

A person who is steering a boat or ship.
Example sentencesExamples
- Each team comprises 18 paddlers, one drummer, one steersman (also called a sweep) and one flag-catcher.
- The boat is propelled by three standing rowers and - unlike Carpaccio's fisolieri - an additional steersman.
- A story is told about Pantai Norasingh, a steersman of the royal barge, who accidentally ran aground while taking Sanphet on an inspection tour of the river.
- In effect, it's a guiding function to the steersman.
- The coyote is the kybernetes, the steersman, the gardener.
- ‘Aye, captain! ‘came the reply from the burly steersman already standing between the tillers of the huge steering oars.’
- Soon, all but the steersmen and watchmen were asleep, and the dark passage of the night slipped by, quiet, watchful, and mysterious.
- While I was thinking about the legend and looking at the rocks, the steersman suddenly told me to hang onto my life-jacket tightly and to lie down on the raft.
- The steersman's face by his lamp gleamed white;
- Hebden is a steersman, not a dictator, even though it's his hand that places and defines every aspect of this music.
- The machine is made up of ten bicycles that have been chopped up and welded together with five riders on each side and one seat in front for the steersman.
- They are not supreme, they are steersmen only, bound to obey unconditionally the captain's orders.
- After we were pulled aboard, the steersman headed back toward the docks.
- If the steersman pushed the helm away from him, the rudder-blade would turn its inner side forward and the ship would swung to port.
- Aft are the helmsmen, the best of the master steersmen.
- The steersman's cockpit was set at the stern, just fore of the twin metal smokestacks with ornate tops.
Synonyms
navigator, helmsman, guide, coxswain

单词	steersman
释义	Definition of steersman in English: steersman nounPlural steersmen ˈstɪəzmənˈstɪrzmən A person who is steering a boat or ship. Example sentencesExamples The coyote is the kybernetes, the steersman, the gardener. In effect, it's a guiding function to the steersman. Aft are the helmsmen, the best of the master steersmen. They are not supreme, they are steersmen only, bound to obey unconditionally the captain's orders. The machine is made up of ten bicycles that have been chopped up and welded together with five riders on each side and one seat in front for the steersman. Hebden is a steersman, not a dictator, even though it's his hand that places and defines every aspect of this music. While I was thinking about the legend and looking at the rocks, the steersman suddenly told me to hang onto my life-jacket tightly and to lie down on the raft. ‘Aye, captain! ‘came the reply from the burly steersman already standing between the tillers of the huge steering oars.’ A story is told about Pantai Norasingh, a steersman of the royal barge, who accidentally ran aground while taking Sanphet on an inspection tour of the river. The steersman's cockpit was set at the stern, just fore of the twin metal smokestacks with ornate tops. Soon, all but the steersmen and watchmen were asleep, and the dark passage of the night slipped by, quiet, watchful, and mysterious. The boat is propelled by three standing rowers and - unlike Carpaccio's fisolieri - an additional steersman. If the steersman pushed the helm away from him, the rudder-blade would turn its inner side forward and the ship would swung to port. The steersman's face by his lamp gleamed white; Each team comprises 18 paddlers, one drummer, one steersman (also called a sweep) and one flag-catcher. After we were pulled aboard, the steersman headed back toward the docks. Synonyms navigator, helmsman, guide, coxswain Rhymes privateersman, privateersmen, steersmen Definition of steersman in US English: steersman nounˈstɪrzmənˈstirzmən A person who is steering a boat or ship. Example sentencesExamples Each team comprises 18 paddlers, one drummer, one steersman (also called a sweep) and one flag-catcher. The boat is propelled by three standing rowers and - unlike Carpaccio's fisolieri - an additional steersman. A story is told about Pantai Norasingh, a steersman of the royal barge, who accidentally ran aground while taking Sanphet on an inspection tour of the river. In effect, it's a guiding function to the steersman. The coyote is the kybernetes, the steersman, the gardener. ‘Aye, captain! ‘came the reply from the burly steersman already standing between the tillers of the huge steering oars.’ Soon, all but the steersmen and watchmen were asleep, and the dark passage of the night slipped by, quiet, watchful, and mysterious. While I was thinking about the legend and looking at the rocks, the steersman suddenly told me to hang onto my life-jacket tightly and to lie down on the raft. The steersman's face by his lamp gleamed white; Hebden is a steersman, not a dictator, even though it's his hand that places and defines every aspect of this music. The machine is made up of ten bicycles that have been chopped up and welded together with five riders on each side and one seat in front for the steersman. They are not supreme, they are steersmen only, bound to obey unconditionally the captain's orders. After we were pulled aboard, the steersman headed back toward the docks. If the steersman pushed the helm away from him, the rudder-blade would turn its inner side forward and the ship would swung to port. Aft are the helmsmen, the best of the master steersmen. The steersman's cockpit was set at the stern, just fore of the twin metal smokestacks with ornate tops. Synonyms navigator, helmsman, guide, coxswain
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