steering

/ˈstɪrɪŋ/
noun
  1. The mechanism or system used to control the direction of a vehicle.
    • He checked the steering on his bicycle before the long ride.
    • Modern tractors have power steering to make turning easier.
    • The car's steering felt loose after hitting a pothole.
  2. The act of guiding or directing the course of something.
    • The captain's careful steering brought the ship safely into port.
    • She took over the steering of the boat while her father checked the map.
    • Good steering is essential when driving on icy roads.
adjective
  1. Relating to the system that controls a vehicle's direction.
    • The steering wheel vibrated when the engine was running.
    • A steering column connects the wheel to the rest of the system.
    • He replaced the steering rack on his old truck.
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