veer in Russian
veer in Russian is поворо́т, меня́ть курс, поверну́ть — veer means to change direction suddenly, especially while moving.
veer in Russian
поворо́т
Pronounced: povorot
A turn or swerve; an instance of veering.
меня́ть курс
Pronounced: menyat kurs
(transitive) To turn.
поверну́ть
Pronounced: povernut
(transitive) To turn.
повора́чивать
Pronounced: povorachivat
(transitive) To turn.
What does "veer" mean?
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verb To change direction suddenly, especially while moving.
"The car veered off the road to avoid the deer."
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noun An act of suddenly turning or swerving.
"One sharp veer of the wheel and they narrowly missed the pothole."
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veer in a sentence
- The car veered off the road to avoid the deer.
- Their conversation veered from work to old memories.
- One sharp veer of the wheel and they narrowly missed the pothole.
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What is "veer" in Russian?
"veer" in Russian is поворо́т, меня́ть курс, поверну́ть. veer means: To change direction suddenly, especially while moving.
How do you pronounce поворо́т?
"veer" in Russian is поворо́т, pronounced "povorot".
How do you use "veer" in a sentence?
Example: "The car veered off the road to avoid the deer." In Russian, "veer" is поворо́т, меня́ть курс, поверну́ть.
Are there other ways to say "veer" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "veer": поворо́т, меня́ть курс, поверну́ть, повора́чивать.
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