swerve
noun & verb13 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.9
An abrupt, unexpected change of direction.
To change direction suddenly to prevent a collision with someone or something.
To execute a swerving movement.
To change direction very suddenly and at a steep angle.
To change direction unexpectedly.
To change direction with great force and lack of control.
To change direction erratically and without control.
To change direction in a way that poses a risk or hazard.
swerve away6.0
To change direction to move away from something.
swerve into7.1
To change direction and collide with or enter something.
swerve off6.9
To change direction and leave a defined path, like a road.
To change direction and move across a path, road, or area.
To change direction to go past an obstacle.