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steerer

/ˈstɪə.rər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui dirige un navire, ou, au sens figuré, quelqu'un qui attire d'autres personnes vers un danger dans le cadre d'un complot.

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noun

/ˈstɪə.rər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui dirige un navire, ou, au sens figuré, quelqu'un qui attire d'autres personnes vers un danger dans le cadre d'un complot.

A noun referring to a person who steers a ship or, in a figurative sense, someone who leads others into danger as part of a plot.

  1. Person who steers a shipB2formal

    An individual who controls the direction of a ship or boat by operating the steering mechanism.

    frtimonier

    • The steerer carefully navigated the vessel through the narrow channel.
    • A skilled steerer is essential for maneuvering in rough seas.
    • The captain relied on the steerer to keep the ship on course.

    Synonymescoxswainhelmsmanpilotsteersman

  2. Beguiler who leads into dangerC1informal

    A person who deceives or lures someone into a harmful situation, often as part of a scheme.

    frEntraîneur trompeur

    • The con artist acted as a steerer, directing victims toward the fraudulent investment.
    • In the old crime ring, the steerer would lead wealthy tourists into trap alleys.
    • He was known as a steerer, tricking people into dangerous deals.

    Synonymesbeguilerdecoyseducer

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  • steerers plural form
  • steerers' possessive plural form
  • steerer's possessive singular form
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