Steering

/ˈstɪr.ɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The act of guiding or directing the course of a vehicle.

The steering of the car was responsive, allowing for smooth navigation through the twists and turns.

A mechanism that allows for the control of a vehicle's direction.

The steering on this bike is designed for precision handling.

The process of influencing or directing a course of action.

The steering of the company's strategy fell to the new CEO.

verb

Present participle of steer; to guide or control the direction of a vehicle.

She was steering the boat skillfully, avoiding the rocks along the shore.

Derived from the Old English word 'styring', from the verb 'styran', meaning to guide or steer.

steering wheel

The circular device in a vehicle used to control its direction.

steering committee

A group of people that provides guidance and oversight on a project or initiative.

steering column

The part of a vehicle that connects the steering wheel to the vehicle's steering mechanism.

steer

To guide or control the direction of a vehicle or vessel.

navigation

The process of determining a course for a vehicle or traveler.

To take control of a situation.

He really stepped in to steer the conversation in a better direction.

Guiding someone in a particular manner.

She was steering him toward a more lucrative career path.