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veer [vɪəʳ, am. angl. vɪr] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. veer (change direction):

veer

gwałtownie skręcać [perf skręcić]

veer wind

zmieniać [perf zmienić] kierunek

2. veer (change opinion):

to veer [away] from sth

wycofywać [perf wycofać] się z czegoś

to veer towards sth

skłaniać [perf skłonić] się ku czemuś

Primeri uporabe besede veer

to veer towards sth

skłaniać [perf skłonić] się ku czemuś

to veer [away] from sth

wycofywać [perf wycofać] się z czegoś

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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A driver lost control of his motorcycle and veered off into the stands.

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Veer divulges that the bank is planning to move the money out by train the following night.

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This has created problems on many occasions when horses have tried to veer left rather than right second time around.

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The recordings included many acoustic instruments, which veered away from the electronic instruments which had been used on previous recording sessions.

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The car veered to the right and slid off the road into the spectators.

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The wind caused the plane to veer off the runway, down a grass side embankment and through a fence.

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Be warned: if you're heavily committed, to the gentle and conventional, you'd best veer away.

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Along this stretch, the route veers to the northwest and southeast as it heads through an area of wilderness.

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Signing off, he follows the markers, but veers from the designated trail to take a short-cut through tall grassand falls head-first into a camouflaged pit.

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This caused the aircraft to veer left once it landed.

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