steerverb
uk/stɪər/us/stɪr/B2 [ I or T ] to control the direction of a vehicle:
[ I or T ] If a vehicle steers, it follows a particular route or direction:
[ T usually + adv/prep ] to take someone or something or make someone or something go in the direction in which you want him, her, or it:
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- I tried to steer the boat away from the bank.
- I tried to steer round the rocks on the road.
- I steered a bit too sharply to the left.
- I took her arm, and tried to steer her away from Adam.
- She steered me towards the door.
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On the road: driving & operating road vehicles
- aquaplaning
- back sth up
- boxed in
- bump start
- bump start
- bus driver
- car seat
- carve
- corner
- dip
- driver
- driving
- foot
- hold the road idiom
- manoeuvring
- motor
- motorist
- pull away
- scorch
- turning circle
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Idiom(s)
steernoun [ C ]
uk/stɪər/us/stɪr/steer noun [ C ] (COW)
a young male of the cattle family that has had its sex organs removed, usually kept for meat
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Names for the male & female of animals
- billy goat
- bitch
- boar
- boomer
- buck
- bull
- bullock
- cob
- drake
- drone
- ewe
- gelding
- mare
- nanny goat
- ram
- sow 1
- stag
- stallion
- tigress
- tom
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steer noun [ C ] (ADVICE)
UK to advise someone or give them useful information about something:
US to give someone bad advice: