veer — to change direction suddenly, especially when driving or moving
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to change direction suddenly, especially when driving or moving
Pronunciation (IPA): /vɪr/
Korean meaning: 갑자기 방향을 바꾸다, 진로를 틀다
Korean pronunciation: **비어**
Example Sentences
- My diet plan completely veered off track when I discovered the chocolate cake in the fridge.
- The discussion about homework veered into a heated debate about pizza toppings.
- The ship veered to avoid the iceberg, just like in Titanic but with a happy ending.
veer
VERB//vɪr//
to change direction suddenly, especially when driving or moving
Car suddenly changes direction
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The deer will veer away from fear!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle Dutch 'veren' and Old French 'virer', both meaning to turn or pivot. The word ultimately derives from Latin 'virare' (to turn), related to the concept of circular motion.
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“My diet plan completely veered off track when I discovered the chocolate cake in the fridge.”
“The discussion about homework veered into a heated debate about pizza toppings.”
“The ship veered to avoid the iceberg, just like in Titanic but with a happy ending.”
“The company's strategy veered toward digital marketing after the pandemic.”
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