Szukaj
to sheer
01
zjechać, zboczyć
to move with a sudden and rapid change in direction, turning away from the current path or trajectory
Intransitive: to sheer | to sheer to a direction
Example
The mountain biker had to sheer to the right to avoid colliding with a large rock.
The motorcyclist deftly sheered to the side, avoiding a deep pothole.
02
zmienić kierunek, skierować gwałtownie
to change the course or direction of something quickly and abruptly, often in response to an unexpected obstacle or situation
Transitive: to sheer a moving object or animal | to sheer a moving object or animal to a direction
Example
The off-road driver expertly sheered the ATV to navigate through uneven terrain.
The experienced rider sheered the horse to the side to avoid a fallen branch on the trail.
sheer
01
(of a fabric) very thin, light, and transparent, often giving a delicate or ethereal appearance
Example
She wore a sheer blouse that revealed a hint of her lace camisole beneath.
The dress was made of sheer chiffon, flowing gracefully in the breeze.
Example
The sheer determination in his eyes showed that he would not give up.
The sheer joy on her face when she saw the surprise was unforgettable.
03
unmixed and pure in composition
04
very steep or almost vertical
Sheer
01
a fine, translucent fabric, often used for clothing or curtains
Example
The dress was made of a delicate sheer that added an elegant touch.
The ballerina's costume featured a sheer overlay that flowed gracefully with her movements.
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