steer 音标拼音: [st'ɪr]
vt . 引导,驾驶,航行,筹划
vi . 驾驶,掌舵,行驶,被驾驶
n . 驾驶设备,行路指南
引导,驾驶,航行,筹划驾驶,掌舵,行驶,被驾驶驾驶设备,行路指南
steer n 1 :
an indication of potential opportunity ; "
he got a tip on the stock market "; "
a good lead for a job " [
synonym : {
tip },
{
lead }, {
steer }, {
confidential information }, {
wind },
{
hint }]
2 :
castrated bull [
synonym : {
bullock }, {
steer }]
v 1 :
direct the course ;
determine the direction of travelling [
synonym : {
steer }, {
maneuver }, {
manoeuver }, {
manoeuvre },
{
direct }, {
point }, {
head }, {
guide }, {
channelize },
{
channelise }]
2 :
direct (
oneself )
somewhere ; "
Steer clear of him "
3 :
be a guiding or motivating force or drive ; "
The teacher steered the gifted students towards the more challenging courses " [
synonym : {
guide }, {
steer }]
Steer \
Steer \ (
st [=
e ]
r ),
n . [
OE .
steer ,
AS .
ste ['
o ]
r ;
akin to D .
&
G .
stier a bull ,
OHG .
stior ,
Icel .
stj [=
o ]
rr ,
[
thorn ]
j [=
o ]
rr ,
Sw .
tjur ,
Dan .
tyr ,
Goth .
stiur ,
Russ .
tur ',
Pol .
tur ,
Ir . &
Gael .
tarbh ,
W .
tarw ,
L .
taurus ,
Gr .
tay ^
ros ,
Skr .
sth [=
u ]
ra strong ,
stout ,
AS .
stor large ,
Icel .
st [=
o ]
rr ,
OHG .
st [=
u ]
ri ,
stiuri . [
root ]
168 .
Cf . {
Stirk }, {
Taurine },
a .]
A young male of the ox kind ;
especially ,
a common ox ;
a castrated taurine male from two to four years old .
See the Note under {
Ox }.
[
1913 Webster ]
Steer \
Steer \,
n . [
AS .
ste ['
o ]
r ,
sti ['
o ]
r ;
akin to D .
stuur ,
G .
steuer ,
Icel .
st [=
y ]
ri . [
root ]
168 .
See {
Steer },
v .
t .]
[
Written also {
stere }.]
A rudder or helm . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
[
1913 Webster ]
Steer \
Steer \,
v .
t .
To castrate ; --
said of male calves .
[
1913 Webster ]
Steer \
Steer \,
n . [
AS .
ste ['
o ]
ra .
See {
Steer }
a rudder .]
A helmsman ;
a pilot . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
[
1913 Webster ]
Steer \
Steer \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Steered } (
st [=
e ]
rd );
p .
pr .
&
vb .
n . {
Steering }.] [
OE .
steeren ,
steren ,
AS .
sti ['
e ]
ran ,
st [=
y ]
ran ,
ste ['
o ]
ran ;
akin to OFries .
stiora ,
stiura ,
D .
sturen ,
OD .
stieren ,
G .
steuern ,
OHG .
stiuren to direct ,
support ,
G .
steuer contribution ,
tax ,
Icel .
st [=
y ]
ra to steer ,
govern ,
Sw .
styra ,
Dan .
styre ,
Goth .
stiurjan to establish ,
AS .
ste ['
o ]
r a rudder ,
a helm ,
and probably to Icel .
staurr a pale ,
stake ,
Gr .
stayro `
s ,
and perhaps ultimately to E .
stand . [
root ]
168 .
Cf . {
Starboard }, {
Stern },
n .]
To direct the course of ;
to guide ;
to govern ; --
applied especially to a vessel in the water .
[
1913 Webster ]
That with a staff his feeble steps did steer .
--
Spenser .
[
1913 Webster ]
Steer \
Steer \,
v .
i .
1 .
To direct a vessel in its course ;
to direct one '
s course .
"
No helmsman steers ." --
Tennyson .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To be directed and governed ;
to take a direction ,
or course ;
to obey the helm ;
as ,
the boat steers easily .
[
1913 Webster ]
Where the wind Veers oft ,
as oft [
a ship ]
so steers ,
and shifts her sail . --
Milton .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
To conduct one '
s self ;
to take or pursue a course of action .
[
1913 Webster ]
173 Moby Thesaurus words for "
steer ":
Brahman ,
Indian buffalo ,
advice ,
aim ,
alerting ,
aurochs ,
avoid ,
be responsible for ,
bear ,
bear for ,
bear up for ,
bear up to ,
beef ,
beef cattle ,
beeves ,
billy ,
billy goat ,
bison ,
boar ,
bossy ,
bovine ,
bovine animal ,
break for ,
bubbly -
jock ,
buck ,
buffalo ,
bull ,
bullock ,
bum steer ,
calf ,
carabao ,
carry on ,
carry out ,
carry through ,
cattle ,
caution ,
channel ,
chanticleer ,
chart a course ,
circumvent ,
clue ,
cock ,
cockerel ,
cond ,
conduct ,
conduct to ,
conn ,
control ,
cow ,
coxswain ,
critter ,
cue ,
dairy cattle ,
dairy cow ,
dash for ,
deal with ,
direct ,
direct to ,
dispose ,
dodge ,
dog ,
dogie ,
drake ,
drive ,
entire ,
entire horse ,
escort ,
gander ,
go ,
go for ,
gobbler ,
guide ,
handle ,
hart ,
have the conn ,
he -
goat ,
head ,
heifer ,
helm ,
herd ,
hit for ,
hold a heading ,
hold the reins ,
hornless cow ,
incline ,
keep away from ,
kine ,
lay for ,
lead ,
lead to ,
leppy ,
make for ,
make go ,
make up to ,
manage ,
maneuver ,
manipulate ,
maverick ,
milch cow ,
milcher ,
milk cow ,
milker ,
monition ,
muley cow ,
muley head ,
musk -
ox ,
navigate ,
neat ,
office ,
operate ,
ox ,
oxen ,
passing word ,
peacock ,
perform on ,
pilot ,
play ,
point ,
point out to ,
point the way ,
pointer ,
practice ,
put right ,
ram ,
rooster ,
route ,
run ,
run for ,
sail for ,
see ,
see to ,
set ,
set out for ,
set right ,
set straight ,
shape a course ,
shepherd ,
show ,
show the way ,
shun ,
stag ,
stallion ,
steer clear of ,
steer for ,
stirk ,
stot ,
stud ,
studhorse ,
take care of ,
take the helm ,
tend ,
tend to go ,
tip ,
tip -
off ,
tom ,
tom turkey ,
tomcat ,
top cow ,
top horse ,
trend ,
tup ,
turkey gobbler ,
turkey -
cock ,
turn ,
verge ,
warning ,
wether ,
whisper ,
wisent ,
work ,
yak ,
yearling ,
zebu
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