steer
English → English
(navigation) Steer: to control the direction of a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft
The captain used the wooden wheel to steer the ship safely through the narrow canal.
(English) The captain used the wooden wheel to steer the ship safely through the narrow canal.
It is difficult to steer a bicycle while holding heavy grocery bags in both hands.
(English) It is difficult to steer a bicycle while holding heavy grocery bags in both hands.
(agriculture) Steer: a young male bovine, especially one raised for beef
The rancher brought several steers to the market to be sold to the meat processor.
(English) The rancher brought several steers to the market to be sold to the meat processor.
We saw a large black steer grazing peacefully in the middle of the green pasture.
(English) We saw a large black steer grazing peacefully in the middle of the green pasture.
Entry ID: en:en:steer · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary