veersubstantiv
veers
Pl.
UK
/vɪə/
US
/vɪr/
Übersetzungen
The ship made a sudden veer to avoid the iceberg.
Корабль сделал резкое отклонение, чтобы избежать айсберга.
Definitionen
A change in direction.
The sudden veer of the car caught everyone by surprise.
A clockwise shift in the direction of the wind.
The forecast warned of a sudden veer to the north-west during the night.
veerverb
veered
Präteritum
veered
Partizip Perfekt
veering
Gerundium
UK
/vɪə/
US
/vɪr/
Übersetzungen
изменять направление
The conversation veered towards politics.
Разговор изменил направление в сторону политики.
The ship veered to avoid the iceberg.
Корабль отклонился, чтобы избежать айсберга.
The car began to veer off the road.
Машина начала сворачивать с дороги.
Definitionen
To change direction suddenly.
The car veered off the road to avoid hitting the deer.
To shift or change course, opinion, or behavior.
The conversation veered towards politics after the initial pleasantries.
Of the wind: to shift clockwise.
By dawn the wind had veered to the east, bringing colder air.
Synonyme
alter course
change direction
Antonyme