steering gear dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de steering gear dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

steering gear SUBST

steering gear MOTOR, AVIAT, MAR

direction f

Traductions de steering gear dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.steer [GB stɪə, Am stɪr] SUBST

1. steer:

steer AGR, ZOOL

bouvillon m

2. steer Am (tip):

steer fam

tuyau m fam

a bum steer

un mauvais tuyau fam

II.steer [GB stɪə, Am stɪr] VERBE trans

1. steer (control direction of):

steer car

piloter, conduire

steer boat, ship

piloter, gouverner

2. steer (guide):

steer litt person

diriger, guider

steer fig person, conversation

orienter

steer team, country

conduire

to steer one's way through/towards litt, fig

se frayer un passage à travers/vers

to steer a course through/between fig

manœuvrer délicatement à travers/entre

to steer a company out of its difficulties

sortir une société de ses difficultés

to steer a bill through parliament

faire aboutir un projet de loi

III.steer [GB stɪə, Am stɪr] VERBE intr

1. steer (gen):

to steer towards sth

se diriger vers qc

to steer away from sth

s'écarter de qc

the car steers well/badly

la direction (de la voiture) répond bien/mal

2. steer MAR:

steer

gouverner

to steer towards or for

mettre le cap sur

to steer by the stars

se guider sur les étoiles

IV.steer [GB stɪə, Am stɪr]

to steer clear of sth/sb

se tenir à l'écart de qc/qn

to steer a middle course

adopter une position médiane

steering [GB ˈstɪərɪŋ, Am ˈstɪrɪŋ] SUBST

1. steering (mechanism):

steering

direction f

2. steering (action):

steering

conduite f

I.gear [GB ɡɪə, Am ɡɪr] SUBST

1. gear (equipment):

gear

matériel m

climbing/fishing/gardening gear

matériel d'alpinisme/de pêche/de jardinage

2. gear (personal possessions, stuff):

gear fam

affaires fpl

don't leave your gear all over the place

ne laisse pas tes affaires partout

3. gear (clothes):

gear

fringues fam

fpl tennis/football gear

tenue f de tennis/football

4. gear MOTOR:

gear

vitesse f

bottom or first gear

première vitesse

to be in second/third gear

être en seconde/troisième

to change gear

changer de vitesse

to put a car in gear

passer la vitesse

you're not in gear

tu es au point mort

you're in the wrong gear

tu n'as pas passé la bonne vitesse

‘keep in low gear’ (on sign)

‘utilisez votre frein moteur’

to get (oneself) into gear for sth fig

se préparer pour qc

5. gear TEC (toothed wheel):

gear

roue f dentée

6. gear (drugs):

gear fam

drogués fpl

II.gears SUBST pl. tantum

1. gears MOTOR:

gears

changement m de vitesse

2. gears TEC:

gears

engrenage m

III.gear [GB ɡɪə, Am ɡɪr] VERBE trans

1. gear (tailor):

to be geared to or towards sb/sth course, policy, system, tax:

s'adresser à qn/qc

to be geared to or towards doing

être destiné à faire

2. gear (provide with gearing):

gear MOTOR, TEC car

équiper [qc] d'un embrayage

gear other machinery

équiper [qc] d'un engrenage

steering gear dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de steering gear dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

steering gear SUBST TEC, AUTO

steering gear

boîte f de direction

Traductions de steering gear dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.steer¹ [stɪəʳ, Am stɪr] VERBE trans

1. steer (direct):

steer

conduire

2. steer (direct in a specified direction):

to steer a course to sth

faire route vers qc

3. steer (guide):

steer

guider

steer discussion

diriger

4. steer fig:

to steer a middle course between sth

trouver un compromis entre qc

II.steer¹ [stɪəʳ, Am stɪr] VERBE intr

1. steer (direct a vehicle):

steer

conduire

2. steer (direct in a specified direction):

steer

se diriger

Idiomes/Tournures:

to steer clear of sb/sth

éviter qn/qc

to steer clear of sb/sth (stay away from)

se tenir à l'écart de qn/qc

steer² [stɪəʳ, Am stɪr] SUBST

steer

bœuf m

steering SUBST

steering

direction f

I.gear [gɪəʳ, Am gɪr] SUBST

1. gear AUTO (speed):

gear

vitesse f

in first/second/third gear

en première/seconde/troisième

to be in neutral [or out of] gear

être au point mort

to change [or Am shift] gear

changer de vitesse

to shift into top [or Am high] gear

passer à la vitesse maximale

2. gear (mechanism):

gear

mécanisme m

3. gear TEC (set of gears):

gear(s)

engrenage m

4. gear (toothed wheel):

gear

roue f dentée

5. gear no plur fam (equipment):

gear

attirail m

gear clothes

tenue f

6. gear no plur fam (belongings):

gear

affaires fpl

7. gear no plur fam (trendy clothes):

gear

fringues fpl

Idiomes/Tournures:

to move up a gear

passer à la vitesse supérieure

to be out of gear

être au point mort

to shift into high gear

passer à plein régime

II.gear [gɪəʳ, Am gɪr] VERBE intr

gear

s'engrener

III.gear [gɪəʳ, Am gɪr] VERBE trans

1. gear TEC:

gear

engrener

2. gear fig:

to gear sth to sth

adapter qc à qc

to be geared for sth

être préparé pour qc

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Six pieces of original equipment were re-installed: the anchor windlass; the mast; the ship's bell; the helm wheel; the main motor; and the steering gear.

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Two days out, a steering gear casualty in the transport forced that ship to leave her assigned place in the formation.

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The commission concluded that the ship's steering gear failed or that water had entered the ship and caused her to lose power.

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The torpedo slammed into the ships engine-room, tearing a gaping hole and knocking the steering gear out of action with an enormous explosion.

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They fought the fire, repaired the port auxiliary boiler sufficiently to restart the ship's pumps and dynamos and repaired the auxiliary steering gear.

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Her steering gear was put out of action and all bridge instruments and woodwork were shattered.

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She was dragging her anchor and had lost her steering gear.

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The valve rotor is the input shaft to the steering gear and has six longitudinal grooves machined into its outer surface.

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The steering gear was protected by a deck and bulkhead 6 in thick.

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Early boats used a tiller for steering, but as patent steering gear became available, the wheel came into use instead.

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