Boy steered with both hands.

Meaning: The sentence describes a boy using both his hands to control the direction of a bike.

Choice of Words: Boy refers to a young male child. Steered means to control the direction of a vehicle, in this case, a bike. With indicates the use of something. Both means two. Hands are the parts of the body at the end of the arms used for holding and touching.

Alternative Expressions

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