Definition of power steering in English:

power steering

noun

mass noun

Power-assisted steering on a motor vehicle.
转向助力，动力转向
Example sentencesExamples
- But standard hydraulically assisted power steering lacks that capability.
- The power steering did feel a little on the heavy side and the model I tested produced a worrying grinding noise when steering at low speeds especially while manoeuvring to park.
- His proposals include fitting cars with smaller engines and banning power steering and automatic gearboxes.
- He says it is already doing this by sharing a single steering angle sensor between its electric power steering and traction control systems.
- There's also dual airbags, power steering, electric windows front and rear, and central locking.
- The electric power steering was light but steering itself was responsive.
- A 10.4m turning circle, assisted by power steering, makes for easy driving around town.
- Though I found the speed-sensitive electric power steering to be a little too light at low speeds, it stiffened up over 40 mph.
- Equipped with electric power steering with switchable assistance, a light gearchange and clutch, this is the ideal city van.
- Specification has been improved and twin front airbags, power steering, electric front windows and central locking all come as part of the package.
- The tiny steering wheel and perfectly balanced power steering make fast sharp corners a real pleasure and if the back steps out a little it can be caught with ease.
- Most cars didn't have power steering and the brakes were tiny.
- As readers of this magazine know, automotive technologies have advanced far beyond power brakes and power steering.
- To save weight and keep the driving experience pure there are no airbags, ABS or power steering.
- Most reports indicate the driver experienced an intermittent loss of power steering assist when making left turns, usually at low speeds.
- Speed-sensitive, hydraulic power steering allows positive feedback and control for the driver as well as aiding parking.
- Combining with the automatic gearbox to provide that easy driving is speed proportional variable ratio power steering carried over from the original model.
- The electronic power steering is effortless, but despite providing more ‘feel’ at higher speeds it still feels a bit remote.
- It is also well fitted-out, its specification list including power steering, electric front windows and remote central locking.
- It also helped that the variable power steering, while being relaxed, was not too light and still communicated well.

Definition of power steering in US English:

power steering

nounˈpou(ə)r ˈsti(ə)riNGˈpaʊ(ə)r ˈstɪ(ə)rɪŋ

Power-assisted steering.
转向助力，动力转向
Example sentencesExamples
- It is also well fitted-out, its specification list including power steering, electric front windows and remote central locking.
- His proposals include fitting cars with smaller engines and banning power steering and automatic gearboxes.
- The electric power steering was light but steering itself was responsive.
- Most reports indicate the driver experienced an intermittent loss of power steering assist when making left turns, usually at low speeds.
- Speed-sensitive, hydraulic power steering allows positive feedback and control for the driver as well as aiding parking.
- The electronic power steering is effortless, but despite providing more ‘feel’ at higher speeds it still feels a bit remote.
- Specification has been improved and twin front airbags, power steering, electric front windows and central locking all come as part of the package.
- A 10.4m turning circle, assisted by power steering, makes for easy driving around town.
- As readers of this magazine know, automotive technologies have advanced far beyond power brakes and power steering.
- There's also dual airbags, power steering, electric windows front and rear, and central locking.
- Equipped with electric power steering with switchable assistance, a light gearchange and clutch, this is the ideal city van.
- Combining with the automatic gearbox to provide that easy driving is speed proportional variable ratio power steering carried over from the original model.
- To save weight and keep the driving experience pure there are no airbags, ABS or power steering.
- The power steering did feel a little on the heavy side and the model I tested produced a worrying grinding noise when steering at low speeds especially while manoeuvring to park.
- But standard hydraulically assisted power steering lacks that capability.
- It also helped that the variable power steering, while being relaxed, was not too light and still communicated well.
- Most cars didn't have power steering and the brakes were tiny.
- He says it is already doing this by sharing a single steering angle sensor between its electric power steering and traction control systems.
- The tiny steering wheel and perfectly balanced power steering make fast sharp corners a real pleasure and if the back steps out a little it can be caught with ease.
- Though I found the speed-sensitive electric power steering to be a little too light at low speeds, it stiffened up over 40 mph.

词汇	power steering
释义	Definition of power steering in English: power steering noun mass noun Power-assisted steering on a motor vehicle. 转向助力，动力转向 Example sentencesExamples But standard hydraulically assisted power steering lacks that capability. The power steering did feel a little on the heavy side and the model I tested produced a worrying grinding noise when steering at low speeds especially while manoeuvring to park. His proposals include fitting cars with smaller engines and banning power steering and automatic gearboxes. He says it is already doing this by sharing a single steering angle sensor between its electric power steering and traction control systems. There's also dual airbags, power steering, electric windows front and rear, and central locking. The electric power steering was light but steering itself was responsive. A 10.4m turning circle, assisted by power steering, makes for easy driving around town. Though I found the speed-sensitive electric power steering to be a little too light at low speeds, it stiffened up over 40 mph. Equipped with electric power steering with switchable assistance, a light gearchange and clutch, this is the ideal city van. Specification has been improved and twin front airbags, power steering, electric front windows and central locking all come as part of the package. The tiny steering wheel and perfectly balanced power steering make fast sharp corners a real pleasure and if the back steps out a little it can be caught with ease. Most cars didn't have power steering and the brakes were tiny. As readers of this magazine know, automotive technologies have advanced far beyond power brakes and power steering. To save weight and keep the driving experience pure there are no airbags, ABS or power steering. Most reports indicate the driver experienced an intermittent loss of power steering assist when making left turns, usually at low speeds. Speed-sensitive, hydraulic power steering allows positive feedback and control for the driver as well as aiding parking. Combining with the automatic gearbox to provide that easy driving is speed proportional variable ratio power steering carried over from the original model. The electronic power steering is effortless, but despite providing more ‘feel’ at higher speeds it still feels a bit remote. It is also well fitted-out, its specification list including power steering, electric front windows and remote central locking. It also helped that the variable power steering, while being relaxed, was not too light and still communicated well. Definition of power steering in US English: power steering nounˈpou(ə)r ˈsti(ə)riNGˈpaʊ(ə)r ˈstɪ(ə)rɪŋ Power-assisted steering. 转向助力，动力转向 Example sentencesExamples It is also well fitted-out, its specification list including power steering, electric front windows and remote central locking. His proposals include fitting cars with smaller engines and banning power steering and automatic gearboxes. The electric power steering was light but steering itself was responsive. Most reports indicate the driver experienced an intermittent loss of power steering assist when making left turns, usually at low speeds. Speed-sensitive, hydraulic power steering allows positive feedback and control for the driver as well as aiding parking. The electronic power steering is effortless, but despite providing more ‘feel’ at higher speeds it still feels a bit remote. Specification has been improved and twin front airbags, power steering, electric front windows and central locking all come as part of the package. A 10.4m turning circle, assisted by power steering, makes for easy driving around town. As readers of this magazine know, automotive technologies have advanced far beyond power brakes and power steering. There's also dual airbags, power steering, electric windows front and rear, and central locking. Equipped with electric power steering with switchable assistance, a light gearchange and clutch, this is the ideal city van. Combining with the automatic gearbox to provide that easy driving is speed proportional variable ratio power steering carried over from the original model. To save weight and keep the driving experience pure there are no airbags, ABS or power steering. The power steering did feel a little on the heavy side and the model I tested produced a worrying grinding noise when steering at low speeds especially while manoeuvring to park. But standard hydraulically assisted power steering lacks that capability. It also helped that the variable power steering, while being relaxed, was not too light and still communicated well. Most cars didn't have power steering and the brakes were tiny. He says it is already doing this by sharing a single steering angle sensor between its electric power steering and traction control systems. The tiny steering wheel and perfectly balanced power steering make fast sharp corners a real pleasure and if the back steps out a little it can be caught with ease. Though I found the speed-sensitive electric power steering to be a little too light at low speeds, it stiffened up over 40 mph.
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