oversteer
Pronunciation: [ˌoʊvərˈstɪr]
Word
Context: "motor racing"
(verb) to turn a vehicle so much that the back end swings out more than the front. This often happens when driving fast, especially in turns. It's like if you're on a swing and you twist too much, making it hard to stay balanced.
Example
He learned how to control his car when it tends to oversteer during sharp turns.
Example
The car didn't oversteer at all; it maintained a straight path around the corner.
Example
What happens if I oversteer while driving on a wet road?
Context: "motor racing"
(noun) a condition where a vehicle's back end slides out during a turn, making it harder to control. It's like when you're sliding on ice and lose your footing; it can be tricky to keep going straight.
Example
The experienced driver managed oversteer successfully without losing speed.
Example
The new driver couldn't handle the oversteer and ended up spinning out on the track.
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How can I avoid oversteer when I drive fast?
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