steering

• Adjetivo que describe algo que proporciona dirección o control, usado a menudo en contextos técnicos o mecánicos.

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.

   dirección, guía

   • 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.

   Sinónimoscontrollingdirectingguidingleading

• Sustantivo que designa el mecanismo o sistema utilizado para controlar la dirección de un vehículo, como un automóvil, barco o bicicleta, así como la acción de dirigir o guiar su trayectoria.

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

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1. Vehicle control mechanismB1formal

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

   Dirección

   • 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.

   Sinónimoshelmsteering gearsteering mechanismtillerwheel

2. Guidance or directionB2formal

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

   dirección, orientación, guía

   • 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.

   Sinónimosconductcontroldirectiongovernanceguidanceleadershipmanagementregulation

• 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