英:[ˈstɪərɪŋ]
美:[ˈstɪrɪŋ]
英:[ˈstɪərɪŋ]
美:[ˈstɪrɪŋ]
词根:steer
adj.steerable 易驾驶的;可操纵的;易改变位置的
n.steerage 统舱;舵效;操舵;驾驶;管理;士官的二等室
steerer 舵手;司机,驾驶者
vi.steer 驾驶,掌舵;行驶
vt.steer 控制,引导;驾驶
noun (1)
a male bovine animal and especially a domestic ox (Bos taurus) castrated before sexual maturity compare stag sense 3
an ox less than four years old
verb
transitive verb
to control the course of : directespecially: to guide by mechanical means (such as a rudder)
to set and hold to (a course)
intransitive verb
to direct the course (as of a ship or automobile)
to pursue a course of action
to be subject to steering
the car steers well
noun (2)
a hint as to procedure : tip
noun (2)
steering wheel方向盘;驾驶盘;舵轮
steering systemn. 转向系统
power steeringn. 动力转向;动力方向盘;(机动车)转向助力装置
steering gear转向机构;转向装置;轮向齿轮
steering committee指导委员会
hydraulic steering液压操舵装置;液压控制;液压传动控制;水力传动控制
steering pump转向泵,转向油泵;转向助力油泵;动力转向油泵
steering mechanism操舵机构;转向装置
steering columnn. 驾驶杆
steering control方向盘,转向控制
steering angle转向角
power steering pump动力转向泵
steering knuckle转向关节
steering linkage转向连杆;转向联动装置
beam steering束流控制,光束控制
steering device转向装置;转舵装置
ackerman steering梯形转向机构
steering shaft转向轴;操舵轴
steering axle转向轴,操纵杆;转向桥
steering rack转向齿条,转向器
13世纪初, steringe,"通过舵来引导和控制船只的行驶",是动词 steer 的名词化形式。到了14世纪末,它的意义扩展为"指导"的意思。Steering-wheel在1750年被用来指代船只,到了1902年则用于汽车。美国政治中的立法steering committee,指的是"负责指导法案通过的小组织",记录始于1887年。
操舵
Noun (1) Middle English, from Old English stēor young ox; akin to Old High German stior young ox Verb Middle English steren, from Old English stīeran; akin to Old English stēor- steering oar, Greek stauros stake, cross, stylos pillar, Sanskrit sthavira, sthūra stout, thick
The first known use of steer was before the 12th century
stellaradjective
of or relating to the stars
stellar light
principal entry 1, leading
a stellar role
outstanding sense 3
a stellar performance
steinnoun
a pottery mug for beer
steinnoun
a pottery mug for beer
stegosaurusnoun
any of a genus of 4-footed plant-eating dinosaurs having bony plates and spikes on the back and tail and whose fossil remains are found in the Upper Jurassic rocks of Colorado and Wyoming
stegosaurusnoun
any of a genus of 4-footed plant-eating dinosaurs having bony plates and spikes on the back and tail and whose fossil remains are found in the Upper Jurassic rocks of Colorado and Wyoming
steer1 of 2noun
a male domestic ox castrated before sexual maturity and especially one raised for beef
an ox less than four years old
steer2 of 2verb
to direct the course or the course of : guide steer a boat steer a conversation
steer by the stars
to follow a course of action
to be guided
an automobile that steers well
steer1 of 2noun
a male domestic ox castrated before sexual maturity and especially one raised for beef
an ox less than four years old
steer2 of 2verb
to direct the course or the course of : guide steer a boat steer a conversation
steer by the stars
to follow a course of action
to be guided
an automobile that steers well
1 He grips the steering wheel and cranes his neck back while he reverses out.
2 “Poor Julia,” Lucas said, resting his chin on the steering wheel.
3 It would alleviate the perception of Odessa High as the “Mexican school,” which was having the inevitable effect of steering middle-class whites away from the west side.
4 His hands rested lightly on the steering wheel and his body slouched lazily down in the seat.
5 Instead, I leaned my forehead against the steering wheel and closed my eyes.
6 This paper presents an electric drive system and studies its steering control.
该文介绍了所研究的坦克电驱动系统及实现转向的控制策略.
7 He drummed his fingers on the steering wheel and his eyes fell on a huddle of these weirdos standing quite close by.
8 Then he put his hands back on the steering wheel.
9 I sighed, and I was drumming my fingers on the steering column and all.
10 The paddle seemed more and more useless as a steering device.
11 His fingers lift her hand to kiss it; his hands are on a steering wheel, and they cut a sandwich in half, and they hug his mom, and carry his lacrosse bag.
12 It was worth about $25,000 before the war, and the way he stood in the cabin steering toward open water you would think the whole fleet was under his command.
13 He had sung when he was by himself in the old days and he had sung at night sometimes when he was alone steering on his watch in the smacks or in the turtle boats.
14 “Think of this plank as a boat. You’re steering the plank so the blade stays on that side of the line.”
15 As I put my hand on the steering wheel, I noticed my pointer finger was blue.
16 They drove to work with books on their steering wheels.
17 I ran my hands over the steering wheel, wishing I knew how to drive.
18 And then Raymie saw two hands on the steering wheel, and just as the station wagon pulled into the driveway, spraying gravel and dust, a voice called out, “Louisiana Elefante, get into the car!”
19 Whole bright days of spring and early summer they spent out in Roke Bay in light catboats, practicing steering by word, and stilling waves, and speaking to the world’s wind, and raising up the magewind.
20 Ron’s knuckles were white on the steering wheel.
1 控制
pilot control check regulation grip manipulation guiding mastery dominance leash rein hank rule govern steer hold cover master ride command complain dominate regulate rig manipulate snaffle mastership master dom
2 操舵
3 操纵
manipular management handling manipulation maneuver gerrymander handle steer have manipulate astrogate play man manage guide pump navigate sail rig fist carry the ball call the shots run the show managing engineering control fight jockey oversway driving behind domination steerage operate fix engineer pocket dominate sway
5 转向
turn sheer turning diversion swerve volte-face trend bend sway face swing divert deflect diverge
7 操舵机
8 掌舵装置
9 指导
leading directory directive lead guide direction conduct leadership pilot guidance tutelage direct steer coach mentor govern shepherd leading note leading strings
10 驾驶
drive steerage piloting steer run tool push fly pilot navigate sail jockey driving control working astrogate work
11 驾驶装置