" East-sou-east, sir, " said the frightened steersman.

“东南偏东，先生。”那个吃惊的舵手答道。

Which of these adjectives is derived from a Latin term meaning steersman?

这些形容词中有哪些源自拉丁语中表示舵手（steersman）的词？

Gubernator sounds like the Latin term for steersman or governor, and it's where we get our word gubernatorial.

州长（Gubernator）听起来像是拉丁语中的舵手或地方长官一词，州长的（Gubernatorial）这个词来源于此。

Now, his status was a steersman of a steamer.

现在他的身份是一艘轮船上的舵手。

When he had it turned, he motioned two steersmen out of the line and into positions ahead.

当他转向时，他示意两名舵手离开线路并进入前方位置。

The left-side steersman opened a ring segment there.

左侧舵手在那里打开了一个环段。

Full around it came and when it was headed back to the south, Paul shouted: " Geyrat! " The steersman released his hook.

当它绕着它飞回南方时，保罗大喊：“Geyrat！”舵手松开了他的鱼钩。

No man spoke, but the steersman held up his hand, and all softly backed water, and kept the boat straight and true before it.

没有人说话，但舵手举起他的手，所有人都轻轻地倒水，让船在它面前保持笔直和真实。

The chief executive of every state is the governor, this is derived from the Latin noun gubernator, which is itself derived from the Greek noun kybernetes or steersman.

每个州的行政长官是州长，来自拉丁语的名词gubernator，这个词源于希腊名词kybernetes或steersman。