swerve
sesuatu kaum itu mendorong
definition
verb
a car swerved around a corner
change or cause to change direction abruptly.
noun
do not make sudden swerves, particularly around parked vehicles
an abrupt change of direction.
example
He sidesteps, 'swerves' and pauses after difficult questions to consider his answers.
A gust of wind comes up; the balloon 'swerves' out over the street and bounces off a parked car.
She was kept in jail for several hours by LA cops after they spotted her pick-up truck 'swerving' wildly on the freeway out of the city.
But when he hits the frightening climax, the camera 'swerves' at dizzying angles, the sound desynchs, and the makeup and sets become highly expressionistic.
The two drivers had blasted away from the rest at the start, with Hakkinen getting the best of the German, despite one of Schumacher's famous start line 'swerves' .
He had a right-foot 'swerver' saved before Falkirk restored parity.
Riquelme sends in a 'swerver' which Tizie can't hold; he parries it out to Rodriguez, who slips the ball over the keeper and into the net.
Emergency 'swerves' to avoid a crash can themselves lead to rollover accidents.
When garbage contains hard objects, it can contribute more directly to accidents by causing damage to vehicles, punctures or dangerous 'swerves' .
It was to be the hosts last flag raiser of the day as McDonald rifled over a trademark 'swerver' to send his team six clear with six minutes left to play.
Much of the book 'swerves' from the Russian novelist to the Australian writer's own life to big ideas.
So Dad and I got to go down this amazing blue run with great hills and 'swerves' .
The sudden 'swerves' from genre to genre prove unsettling rather than exciting.
He said his wife had tried to get help by stopping passing cars but one had 'swerved' around her.
There are too many plot twists that are too incredible and, once all the 'swerves' are added up, that don't matter.
Ronaldo gets the ball 25 yards out but his shot 'swerves' high and wide.
It's becoming one of the great sights in the game, watching the young Portuguese international marauding down the wing spilling out tricks and 'swerves' in a manner not dissimilar to a certain Irishman in the 60s.
Lucio's free-kick 'swerves' wildly but Barthez claims well.
With this decision, the film 'swerves' into sentimentalist airspace.
The camera 'swerves' quickly from the murder to the reaction: Meenakshi retching in horror.
Audacious loops, bends and 'swerves' are undertaken at astonishing speed and with awesome precision.
Being world class is not just holding glittering events but roads on which traffic can move at an average and safe speed of at least 40 kmph. without frequent 'swerves' and stops to avoid potholes.
For at least five minutes, it dips and 'swerves' and revels in front of us, disappearing out of sight for seconds and then zipping back into view from nowhere.
From time-to-time, an unevenness in tone is evident, as the movie 'swerves' between bawdy farce and melodrama.
The tall and rather narrow little car could not cope with sudden 'swerves' .
Claus Jensen, bright and inventive in midfield, tested Richard Wright with a 30-yard 'swerver' which the England keeper clutched in his midriff.
As if on cue, a motorist, seeing the grisly scene before him, 'swerves' in order to crush this cannibal rat.
Didactic tendencies are continually being subverted by 'swerves' , qualifications, and context.
The best first-half point was Keith Raymond's 'swerver' from 40 metres, hit with the outside of his boot.
But its slices of summery California melody are so well-executed it's easy to forgive the disc's occasional 'swerves' into syrupy sentiment.
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