steering

• Adjektiv, das beschreibt, dass etwas die Richtung vorgibt oder die Steuerung bzw. Lenkung übernimmt; häufig im technischen oder mechanischen Kontext verwendet.

An adjective describing something that provides direction or guidance, often used in technical or mechanical contexts.

1. Guiding or directingB2formal

   Relating to the mechanism or action of guiding a vehicle, project, or process.

   lenkend, leitend

   • The steering committee will oversee the new initiative.
   • He has a steering role in the company's expansion.
   • The steering wheel controls the direction of the car.

   Synonymecontrollingdirectingguidingleading

• Substantiv, das den Mechanismus oder das System bezeichnet, mit dem die Fahrtrichtung eines Fahrzeugs wie eines Autos, Bootes oder Fahrrads gesteuert wird.

A noun referring to the mechanism or system used to control the direction of a vehicle, such as a car, boat, or bicycle.

unzählbar

1. Vehicle control mechanismB1formal

   The system or mechanism used to control the direction of a vehicle, such as a car, boat, or bicycle.

   Lenkung

   • The car's steering felt loose after the accident.
   • He adjusted the steering to keep the boat on course.
   • Modern vehicles often have power steering for easier control.

   Synonymehelmsteering gearsteering mechanismtillerwheel

2. Guidance or directionB2formal

   The act of guiding or directing something, such as a project, organization, or discussion.

   Leitung

   • The committee provided steering for the new policy.
   • Her steering of the team led to a successful outcome.
   • The project needs strong steering to stay on track.

   Synonymeconductcontroldirectiongovernanceguidanceleadershipmanagementregulation

• Verb, das verwendet wird, um die Handlung des Steuerns oder Richtungsgebens eines Fahrzeugs, Schiffes oder einer Person zu bezeichnen sowie die Einflussnahme auf den Verlauf von Ereignissen.

A verb used to indicate the act of guiding or directing the movement of a vehicle, vessel, or person, or to influence a course of action.

1. Control directionA2formal

   To guide or control the direction of a vehicle, ship, or other moving object.

   Die Richtung steuern

   • He steered the car carefully around the sharp bend.
   • The captain steered the ship through the storm.
   • She steered the bicycle to avoid a pothole.

   Synonymedirectdriveguidemaneuvernavigatepilot

2. Guide or influenceB2formal

   To guide someone or something in a particular direction or course of action.

   Lenken

   • The manager steered the team toward a more efficient workflow.
   • He steered the conversation away from controversial topics.
   • Parents try to steer their children toward good decisions.

   Synonymechannelconductdirectguideinfluenceleadmaneuvernavigateshepherdusher

   Antonymefollowmislead