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steerage

/ˈstɪə.rɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant les places les moins chères pour les passagers d'un navire, ou le processus de direction d'un navire.

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noun

C2formalcommon/ˈstɪə.rɪdʒ/

indénombrable

A noun referring to the cheapest accommodations on a passenger ship, or the act of steering a ship.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant les places les moins chères pour les passagers d'un navire, ou le processus de direction d'un navire.
  1. Cheapest ship accommodations B2 formal

    The section of a passenger ship with the lowest cost and most basic facilities, historically used by immigrants and lower-class travelers.

    • Many immigrants traveled in steerage to reach America.
    • The conditions in steerage were cramped and uncomfortable.
    • He could only afford a ticket in steerage for the voyage.

    🇫🇷entrepont

    Synonymes: between decksthird class

    Antonymes: luxury

  2. Act of steering a ship C1 formal

    The process or action of controlling the direction of a ship or vessel.

    • The captain was responsible for the steerage of the ship through the narrow channel.
    • Proper steerage requires skill and knowledge of the currents.
    • The crew practiced steerage maneuvers during the training exercise.

    🇫🇷Action de diriger un navire

    Synonymes: navigationpilotagepilotingsteering

  • steerages plural form
  • steerages' possessive plural form
  • steerage's possessive singular form