steeredpast participle
Past-participle adjective meaning ‘controlled or directed by steering’.
Translations
The rear-wheel-steered tractor can turn in a much tighter circle.
Трактор с управляемыми задними колёсами может разворачиваться на гораздо более узком радиусе.
Additional translations
Definitions
Controlled or guided by means of a steering mechanism; fitted with or capable of being steered.
The rear-wheel-steered tractor can turn in a much tighter circle.
steerverb

steered

Past Simple

steered
Past Simple
steered
Past Participle
steering
Gerund
UK
/stɪə/
US
/stɪr/
Translations
She tried to steer the conversation away from politics.
Она пыталась направить разговор в сторону от политики.
He learned to steer the boat at a young age.
Он научился управлять лодкой в молодом возрасте.
He had to steer carefully through the narrow streets.
Ему пришлось рулить осторожно по узким улицам.
Definitions
To guide or control the movement or direction of a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft.
She carefully steered the car through the narrow streets.
To direct or guide the course of a conversation, meeting, or process.
He tried to steer the discussion towards more productive topics.
To follow or pursue a particular course or direction.
She decided to steer her career towards environmental science.
steernoun
Definitions
A young male bovine animal that has been castrated and is raised for beef.
The farmer decided to sell the steer at the livestock auction.
Informal. Advice, information, or guidance intended to direct someone toward a course of action or decision.
Thanks for the steer on which neighborhoods are best to live in.
steeradjective
Definitions
Attributive. Of, relating to, or involving a steer or steers.
Steer wrestling is one of the most popular events at the rodeo.