Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
steep
steepen
steeping
steeple
steeplechase
steeple-jack
steepness
steer
steerable
steerage
steerage-way
steering
steering-column
steering-compass
steering-engine
steering-gear
steering-wheel
steersman
steeve
stele
stellar
stellate
stem
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
steer »
steer1, v.tr. Stiúraim (long, bád); tiomáinim (carr). To steer by the wind, stiúradh leis an ngaoth. To steer west, seoladh siar. To steer (one's course) for . . ., seoladh ar . . . To steer clear of sth., fanacht amach ó rud. F: To steer one's course for the station, déanamh ar an stáisiún. (With passive force) Ship that steers well, long atá umhal don stiúir, a bhfuil stiúradh maith uirthi. The ship refused to steer, chaill an long an stiúradh, d'imigh an long ó stiúir.
steer2, s. Bullán m; damh m.
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To steer clear of a rock, carraig a sheachaint.
To keep, steer, clear of sth., coinneáil amach ó, glan ar (rud); rud a sheachaint.
Aut: Steering column, crann m stiúrtha.
To steer a course, (an) cúrsa a choinneáil, a leanúint.
Aut: (Steering) lock, raon m (na stiúrach).
Aut: Steering pillar, crann m stiúrtha.
Steering post, crann m stiúrtha.
Nau: Steering quadrant, ceathramhán stiúrtha.
Nau: To steer a southerly course, díriú ó dheas.
To take it in turns to steer, uainíocht, sealaíocht, a dhéanamh (ar a, le, chéile) ar an stiúir.
Steering-wheel, control wheel, roth stiúrtha.
Nau: The steering wheel, ‘the wheel,' an stiúir f -ach.
Nau: To steer a zigzag course, camsheoltóireacht f a dhéanamh.
