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1 swerve
I [swɜːv]nome scarto m., deviazione f.II 1. [swɜːv] 2.to swerve into sth. — (scartare e) andare a sbattere contro qcs.
to swerve off the road — (sbandare o sterzare e) andare fuori strada
2) fig.to swerve from — scostarsi da, abbandonare [ plan]
* * *[swə:v] 1. verb(to turn away (from a line or course), especially quickly: The car driver swerved to avoid the dog; She never swerved from her purpose.) deviare, sterzare; allontanarsi2. noun(an act of swerving: The sudden swerve rocked the passengers in their seats.) deviazione, sterzata* * *[swɜːv]1. ndeviazione f, (in car) sterzata2. vi* * *swerve /swɜ:v/n.(to) swerve /swɜ:v/A v. i.1 deviare; curvare: The ball swerved to the right of the goalkeeper, il pallone deviò alla destra del portiereB v. t.● (autom., ecc.) to swerve to avoid a collision, sterzare per evitare uno scontro □ (autom., ecc.) to swerve from one's course, sterzare all'improvviso; fare uno scarto.* * *I [swɜːv]nome scarto m., deviazione f.II 1. [swɜːv] 2.to swerve into sth. — (scartare e) andare a sbattere contro qcs.
to swerve off the road — (sbandare o sterzare e) andare fuori strada
2) fig.to swerve from — scostarsi da, abbandonare [ plan]
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