helm
noun/helm/
/helm/
Idioms - a handle or wheel used for controlling the direction in which a boat or ship moves
舵轮；舵盘 Word OriginOld English helma.
Idioms
at the helm
- in charge of an organization, project, etc.
负责；掌管 - Sarah is at the helm.
莎拉掌舵。
- Sarah is at the helm.
- controlling the direction in which a boat or ship moves
掌舵 - The skipper remained at the helm all night.
船长整晚都在掌舵。
- The skipper remained at the helm all night.
take (over) the helm
- to take charge of an organization, project, etc.
担任领导人；掌管 - Lucenti took over the helm when the previous director retired.
前任董事退休后，卢森蒂接任掌舵人。
- Lucenti took over the helm when the previous director retired.
- to begin controlling the direction in which a boat or ship moves
开始掌舵