steer

• Sustantivo que designa a un bovino macho castrado, generalmente criado para la producción de carne.

A noun referring to a castrated male bovine animal, typically raised for beef production.

1. Castrated male bovineB1formal

   A male bovine animal that has been castrated, typically raised for beef.

   Novillo castrado

   • The farmer raised a herd of steers for the market.
   • Steers are often kept in pastures until they reach slaughter weight.
   • He bought a young steer at the livestock auction.

   Sinónimosbullock

   Antónimosbull

• Verbo utilizado para indicar la acción de dirigir o controlar la trayectoria de un vehículo, embarcación o persona, así como para influir en el curso de los acontecimientos.

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.

   Dirigir, conducir

   • 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.

   Sinónimosdirectdriveguidemaneuvernavigatepilot

2. Guide or influenceB2formal

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

   Guiar o influir

   • 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.

   Sinónimoschannelconductdirectguideinfluenceleadmaneuvernavigateshepherdusher

   Antónimosfollowmislead