steer

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steer
[stɪə(r)]
verbo transitivo
1conducir (car), manejar (Am); gobernar
  • to steer somebody out of trouble (ship) -> sacar a alguien de un aprieto
verbo intransitivo
2conducir (person), manejar (Am); manejarse
  • to steer for something (ship, car) -> llevar rumbo a algo
  • to steer clear of something/somebody -> evitar algo/a alguien
sustantivo
1buey (m) (bull)

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steer [stiar]
sustantivo
1Novillo, novillejo, utrero.
2Buey de cualquier edad que sea. (Estados Unidos)
1Gobernar, guiar o dirigir el rumbo o la embarcación (guide).
2Guiar o manejar la rueda o el volante de un vehículo (guide, drive).
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Navegar, andar bien o mal una nave. (n)
4Gobernarse, conducirse. (n)
5Estar sujeto a la acción del timón o de cualquier dirección. (n)
  • To steer clear of -> evitar chocar con algo, mantenerse alejado de
va.

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steer [stɪəʳ]
verb:transitive
1 [+car, van] conducir; manejar; (LAm) [+trolley] llevar; conducir
you steer and I'll push. Tran still ok?
 [+ship] gobernar
he steered the wheelbarrow along the garden path llevó la carretilla por la senda del jardín; to steer one's way through a crowd abrirse paso por entre una multitud; you nearly steered us into that rock por poco nos llevas contra aquella roca
2 (lead) [+person] dirigir; llevar; [+conversation etc] llevar
I steered her across to the bar la dirigí hacia el bar; he steered me into a good job (informal) me enchufó para un buen trabajo; (informal)
verb:intransitive
[+car] conducir; manejar; (LAm) [+ship] gobernar
who's going to steer? (in car) ¿quién manejará el volante?; (in boat) ¿quién manejará el timón?; you steer and I'll push tú ponte al volante y yo empujo; can you steer? ¿sabes gobernar el barco etc?;etc to steer for sth dirigirse hacia algo
to steer clear of sb/sth esquivar a algn/evadir algo
noun
(US) (informal) (tip, advice)
to sell sb a bum steer dar información falsa a algn
steer [stɪəʳ]
noun
(bull) novillo; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "steer"

Imperative
  • steer
  • you steer
  • he/she steers
  • we steer
  • you steer
  • they steer
Preterite
  • I steered
  • you steered
  • he/she steered
  • we steered
  • you steered
  • they steered
Present Continuous
  • I am steering
  • you are steering
  • he/she is steering
  • we are steering
  • you are steering
  • they are steering
Present Perfect
  • I have steered
  • you have steered
  • he/she has steered
  • we have steered
  • you have steered
  • they have steered
Past Continuous
  • I was steering
  • you were steering
  • he/she was steering
  • we were steering
  • you were steering
  • they were steering
Past Perfect
  • I had steered
  • you had steered
  • he/she had steered
  • we had steered
  • you had steered
  • they had steered
Future
  • I will steer
  • you will steer
  • he/she will steer
  • we will steer
  • you will steer
  • they will steer
Future Perfect
  • I will have steered
  • you will have steered
  • he/she will have steered
  • we will have steered
  • you will have steered
  • they will have steered
Future Continuous
  • I will be steering
  • you will be steering
  • he/she will be steering
  • we will be steering
  • you will be steering
  • they will be steering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been steering
  • you have been steering
  • he/she has been steering
  • we have been steering
  • you have been steering
  • they have been steering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been steering
  • you will have been steering
  • he/she will have been steering
  • we will have been steering
  • you will have been steering
  • they will have been steering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been steering
  • you had been steering
  • he/she had been steering
  • we had been steering
  • you had been steering
  • they had been steering
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