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power steering
noun
- an automotive steering system in which the engine's power is used to supplement the driver's effort in turning the steering wheel.
power steering
noun
- a form of steering used on vehicles, where the torque applied to the steering wheel is augmented by engine power Also calledpower-assisted steering
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Word History and Origins
Origin of power steering1
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Example Sentences
It can clear anywhere from 6 to 23 inches of snow, with features like a two-stage system, friction disc drive, power steering, high-capacity belt, and extra-large tires to make your job even easier.
This raises the air suspension for more ground clearance, optimizes traction control for slippery surfaces, and adjusts throttle response and power steering assist.
The demands on the driver are high—unlike in F1, an IndyCar has no power steering, for one thing.
A shift to the accessory position would have also caused the power steering to suddenly quit.
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