steer

US /stɪr/
UK /stɪr/
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1.

guide or control the movement of (a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft), for example by means of a wheel or rudder

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He managed to steer the car around the corner.
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The captain steered the ship through the narrow channel.
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guidedirectmaneuverpilotnavigate
2.

guide (a person or their attention) in a particular direction

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She tried to steer the conversation away from politics.
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The teacher helped to steer the students towards a better understanding.
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guidedirectchannelleadpoint
1.

a young castrated male bovine, especially one raised for beef

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The farmer raised several steers for market.
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The ranch specializes in high-quality beef from grain-fed steers.
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bullockoxcalf
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