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Detailed Translations for steerable from English to German
steerable:
Translation Matrix for steerable:
| Adjective | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| - | dirigible |
Synonyms for "steerable":
Related Definitions for "steerable":
steer:
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to steer (be at the wheel; drive)
Conjugations for steer:
present
- steer
- steer
- steers
- steer
- steer
- steer
simple past
- steered
- steered
- steered
- steered
- steered
- steered
present perfect
- have steered
- have steered
- has steered
- have steered
- have steered
- have steered
past continuous
- was steering
- were steering
- was steering
- were steering
- were steering
- were steering
future
- shall steer
- will steer
- will steer
- shall steer
- will steer
- will steer
continuous present
- am steering
- are steering
- is steering
- are steering
- are steering
- are steering
subjunctive
- be steered
- be steered
- be steered
- be steered
- be steered
- be steered
diverse
- steer!
- let's steer!
- steered
- steering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for steer:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| - | bullock; confidential information; hint; lead; tip; wind | |
| Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| fahren | be at the wheel; drive; steer | cart; drive; operate; ride; trundle; wheel |
| lenken | be at the wheel; drive; steer | address; arrange; be in command of; change one's tack; command; coordinate; direct; drive; drive horses; exercise authority; exert power; fly a machine; fly an aeroplane; go overboard for; guide; lead; navigate; operate; order; organise; organize; point the direction; preside; refer to; reign; ride; rule; tack; take the lead |
| steuern | be at the wheel; drive; steer | act upon; arrange; arrange something; be in command of; come in; command; drive; enter; exercise authority; exert power; fix; fly a machine; fly an aeroplane; get in; go in; go inside; go into; head for; influence; make for; navigate; operate; order; preside; reign; ride; rule; sail; set course for; steer a course for; steer for; take the lead |
| - | guide |