Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Steering"

A: "Steering" means "to drive or direct a vehicle in a direction".

Basically, "steering" means "driving" or "navigating" a vehicle.

A: It means avoiding trouble

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A: @Ri-na A man is mending a steering wheel, I think.

A: Yes, it's a common expression in English. I think you don't need to say "steering" because it's implied. For example:

After a long day, I just love getting behind the wheel, turning up the music, and going for a midnight drive to clear my mind.

A: A steering committee is a group of people who orginize how a task should be completed.

"The steering committee recommends that if we want to hire more employees we should advertise online more, give bonuses to employees who bring in friends and family, and put advertisements on bilboards."

A governing body is a group of people that plan the actions and then also carry them out.

"The governing body of the school planned, and hosted the charity event this year."

The difference here is rather vague, but hopefully this makes sense! In short the steering committee provides advice but doesn't actually carry out the actions. Whereas a governing body plans their actions, and then also carries out their plan themselves.

A: parts

A: You can move the steering wheel up and down. This function is very common but in (the case of) this car, you can also move it back and forth.

A: The difference it’s really small. You have to be careful with that kind of words.
Staring you pronounced with a “e” sound.
Stirring its with a “u” sound
And Steering with a “I” sound.
I hope can note the difference

A: “Would you hold your steering wheel by yourself, or let it be held by someone else?”