STEERING COLUMN - angleščina-italijanščina prevod

steering column [brit. angl., am. angl. ˈstɪ(ə)rɪŋ ˌkɑləm] SAM.

steering column

piantone m. spol dello sterzo

piantone dello sterzo

steering column

piantone (dello sterzo)

steering column

steering [brit. angl. ˈstɪərɪŋ, am. angl. ˈstɪrɪŋ] SAM.

1. steering (mechanism):

steering

(meccanismo di) sterzo m. spol

2. steering (action):

steering

governo m. spol

I. steer¹ [brit. angl. stɪə, am. angl. stɪr] SAM. am. angl. (tip)

steer pog.

dritta ž. spol

steer pog.

suggerimento m. spol

a bum steer

un suggerimento strampalato

II. steer¹ [brit. angl. stɪə, am. angl. stɪr] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. steer (control direction of):

steer car

guidare, condurre, pilotare

steer boat, ship

governare, pilotare

2. steer (guide) also fig.:

steer person

dirigere, guidare

steer person, conversation

dirigere, pilotare

steer team, country

guidare

to steer one's way through, towards

aprirsi un varco attraverso, verso also fig.

to steer a course through, between fig.

farsi largo attraverso, tra

to steer a company out of its difficulties

fare uscire una società da una situazione difficile or guidare una società fuori da una situazione difficile

to steer a bill through parliament

fare passare or riuscire a fare approvare un progetto di legge in parlamento

III. steer¹ [brit. angl. stɪə, am. angl. stɪr] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. steer:

to steer towards sth

dirigersi or incamminarsi verso qc

to steer away from sth

tenersi or girare alla larga da qc

2. steer DIRKAL.:

the car steers well, badly

la macchina si manovra bene, male or risponde bene, male ai comandi

3. steer NAVT.:

steer

manovrarsi

steer

governarsi

to steer towards or for

fare rotta verso

to steer by the stars

navigare basandosi sulla posizione delle stelle

IV. steer¹ [brit. angl. stɪə, am. angl. stɪr]

to steer clear of sth, sb

tenersi or girare alla larga da qc, qn

to steer a middle course

seguire una via di mezzo

steer² [brit. angl. stɪə, am. angl. stɪr] SAM.

steer AGR., ZOOL.

giovenco m. spol

steer AGR., ZOOL.

manzo m. spol

column [brit. angl. ˈkɒləm, am. angl. ˈkɑləm] SAM.

1. column:

column

colonna ž. spol

2. column NOV.:

column

rubrica ž. spol

sports, political column

rubrica sportiva, politica

piantone di guida [o di sterzo]

steering column

I. steer¹ [stɪr] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. steer (direct):

steer

dirigere

steer car

guidare

2. steer (guide):

steer

portare

II. steer¹ [stɪr] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

steer person

guidare

steer car

guidarsi

it steers well

non si guida bene

to steer clear of sth/sb

stare alla larga da qc/qu

to steer for sth NAVT.

fare rotta su qc

steer² [stɪr] SAM.

steer (young bull)

manzo m. spol

steer (castrated bull)

bue m. spol

column [ˈkɑ:·ləm] SAM. a. ARHIT., ANAT., TIPOGRAF.

column

colonna ž. spol

spinal column

colonna vertebrale

Present

I	steer
you	steer
he/she/it	steers
we	steer
you	steer
they	steer

Past

I	steered
you	steered
he/she/it	steered
we	steered
you	steered
they	steered

Present Perfect

I	have	steered
you	have	steered
he/she/it	has	steered
we	have	steered
you	have	steered
they	have	steered

Past Perfect

I	had	steered
you	had	steered
he/she/it	had	steered
we	had	steered
you	had	steered
they	had	steered

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Running out of fuel, he removed his steering wheel, stood on top of the car and surfed it to a stop.

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The car features stop/start system, a coasting function and also electro-mechanical power steering to aid efficiency.

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The 1998 model had a few relatively minor refinement changes to the brakes, suspension, steering and emissions controls.

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New plastic safety bumpers were introduced to the model, and the gearing of the steering was raised, supported by the addition of servo-assistance.

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It also has an unusual emergency steering pump, which is driven by a pneumatic motor.

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