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1 steer
v направляти, керувати- to steer a common-sense course проводити розумний курс- to steer a country to peace and prosperity вести країну до миру і процвітання- to steer a middle course проводити помірний курс, уникати крайнощів -
2 steer
1. n1) стерно, кермо, кормило; руль2) амер., розм. порада; натяк3) кастрований бичок; молодий віл4) амер. бик2. v2) слухатися управління (руля)3) прямувати; триматися (певного курсу)to steer clear of smb., smth. — уникати когось, чогось
to steer a middle course — уникати крайнощів; триматися золотої середини
* * *I n1) cл. порада; натяк2) = steererII v1) правити, управляти кермомto steer a car — вести машину; слухатися керма, управління
2) іти ( по якому-небудь шляху); триматися ( якого-небудь курсу)3) направляти, керувати4) cл.; cл. заманювати, заводити (в ігорне кубло, дім розпусти, т. п.)III n1) кастрований бичок; молодий віл2) cл. вілIV v; діал.заважати; завдавати шкоди, збитку -
3 steer
[stɪə] 1. v1) керува́ти (пра́вити) руле́м (кермо́м, стерно́м); вести́ (судно, автомобіль)2) слухати́ся управлі́нняthis car steers easily — ціє́ю маши́ною ле́гко керува́ти
3) прямува́ти; роби́ти кро́ки в пе́вному на́пряміto steer clear of smb. [smth.] — уника́ти кого́сь (чого́сь)
to steer a middle course — уника́ти кра́йнощів
4) спрямо́вувати зуси́лля, контролюва́ти ді́ї, керува́ти2. n амер. sl.на́тяк; пора́да
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(steer) a middle course — (steer, take, etc.) a middle ˈcourse | (find, etc.) a/the middle ˈway idiom (to take/find) an acceptable course of action that avoids two extreme positions Main entry: ↑middleidiom … Useful english dictionary
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