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Значение идиомы steer clear of
[steer clear of] {v.} 1. To steer a safe distance from; go aroundwithout touching.
A ship steers clear of a rocky shore in stormyweather.
2. {informal} To stay away from; keep from going near.
Fred was angry at Bill, and Bill was steering clear of him.
Somewords Martha always spells wrong. She tries to steer clear of them.
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