steer

verb
UK /stɪə/
US /stɪr/

To make a car, bike, or boat go the way you want.

She steered the little boat toward the shore.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A young male cow that has been castrated.

The farmer led the steer into the barn.

3. To guide or control the way something develops.

The coach steered the team to victory.

4. To follow a particular direction or course.

We steered clear of the busy road.