steering
SaySTEER-ingUS/ˈstɪɹɪŋ//ˈstɪə(ɹ)ɪŋ/
- 1The parts a driver uses to turn a vehicle left or right.
Like a bike's handlebars, which let you choose which way to go.
The steering on this old truck feels loose and hard to turn.
A car needs good steering to stay safe on icy roads.
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- 2Present participle and gerund of steer. Use this form for the action as it happens or when it works like a noun.
She kept steering the boat toward the calm water near the dock.
Steering a big truck through a narrow street takes a lot of practice.
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steering is a form of steer
steer, verb: To control which way a car, boat, or plane goes. Also used of how a vehicle responds to this. Full entry
- Spelling
- steer → steering: add -ing
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