swerve into

swerve into someone or something

to turn sharply and directly into someone or something. (Usually an accident.) The car almost swerved into a pedestrian. The bus swerved into a truck.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Renard	rə-NAR	French (Rare)
Klemen	-	Slovene
Gwendolyn	GWEN-də-lin (English)	Welsh, English
Sieger	-	Dutch, German
Nechtan	-	Irish Mythology, Ancient Celtic
SÉAmas	-	Irish