veering

• Sustantivo que denota la acción de desviarse bruscamente hacia un lado o de cambiar repentinamente de dirección.

A noun referring to the act of turning aside suddenly or changing direction abruptly.

1. Sudden change in directionB2formal

   The act of turning aside or changing direction abruptly, often used in navigation or movement.

   Cambio brusco de dirección

   • The veering of the ship to the left avoided the iceberg.
   • The driver's sudden veering caused the car to skid.
   • The wind's veering made the sailing race more challenging.

   Sinónimosdeflectiondeviationdivergencesheershiftslewswerveturnyaw

• Verbo que indica un cambio brusco de dirección, rumbo u opinión, especialmente girando o desviándose de un curso establecido.

A verb used to indicate a sudden change in direction, course, or opinion.

1. Change direction suddenlyB2formal

   To turn or change direction abruptly, especially while moving.

   Virar bruscamente

   • The car veered sharply to avoid hitting the deer.
   • The wind veered to the north, bringing colder air.
   • The conversation veered off into a completely different topic.

   Sinónimosdeviatedivergesheerswerveswingturnwheel

   Antónimoscontinuestraighten

2. Shift clockwiseC1formal

   In meteorology or navigation, to shift direction in a clockwise manner.

   Virar (en sentido horario)

   • The wind is expected to veer from southwest to west.
   • The captain noted the wind veering as the storm approached.
   • In the northern hemisphere, winds often veer with the passage of a front.

   Sinónimosclockhaul

   Antónimosback