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Idiom

steer clear ofsteer clear (of someone/something)

to avoid someone or something.

I'd steer clear of Joe if I were you — he's in a terrible mood.They invited me to comment on the proposals, but I think I would rather steer clear.

Usage notes: usually the person or thing you avoid is dangerous or likely to cause trouble

steer clear of (someone or something)

To avoid someone or something. Steer clear of the boss today—he's yelling at everyone he sees. The 8:00 train is always late, so steer clear of it if you want to be on time.

steer clear of

Stay away from, avoid, as in Dad warned us to steer clear of Dr. Smith and his poor advice. This idiom alludes to guiding a vessel away from some obstacle. Its figurative use was first recorded in 1723.

steer clear of

take care to avoid or keep away from.

2002 ChartAttack Live Reviews If you're looking for Hollywood gloss and spectacle, steer clear of this film.

steer clear of

To stay away from; avoid.

steer clear of, to

To avoid. This term comes from its literal use in sailing in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (Daniel Defoe used it in Colonel Jacque, 1723) and was being used figuratively by the late eighteenth century. George Washington said, in his farewell address (1796), “It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliance with any portion of the foreign world.”

词组	steer clear of
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