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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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I. steady <steadier steadiest> [americ ˈstɛdi, Brit ˈstɛdi] ADJ

1. steady (not shaky):

steady gaze
steady chair/table/ladder
steady chair/table/ladder
with a steady hand
you need a very steady hand
hold the camera steady

2.1. steady (constant):

steady breeze/rain/speed
steady rhythm/pace
steady rhythm/pace
steady flow/stream
steady improvement/decline/increase
steady prices

2.2. steady (regular) atrib:

steady job
steady job
steady income
steady income
steady boyfriend
steady girlfriend

2.3. steady (dependable):

steady person/worker
steady person/worker

3. steady as interj:

steady
steady
¡ojo! coloq
steady, it's slippery!
steady, it's slippery!
¡ojo! ¡está muy resbaladizo! coloq
steady on; watch your language! Brit

II. steady <steadies steadying steadied> [americ ˈstɛdi, Brit ˈstɛdi] VERBO trans

1. steady table/ladder:

steady (make stable) (by holding)
I put a wedge under it to steady it
to steady oneself

2. steady (make calm):

steady
steady

III. steady <steadies steadying steadied> [americ ˈstɛdi, Brit ˈstɛdi] VERBO intr

steady

IV. steady [americ ˈstɛdi, Brit ˈstɛdi] ADV

1. steady:

to go steady (with sb) coloq, antiq
ser novio/novia (de alguien)
to go steady (with sb) coloq, antiq
noviar (con alguien) lat-amer

Expressões:

to go steady with sth (be careful) usu in imperative

steady state SUBST

steady state
steady-state theory
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
estable trabajo
steady
steady
steady boyfriend
steady girlfriend
to steady
make sure it's steady
to steady oneself
estabilizar estructura
to steady
sólido (sólida) relación
steady
to go steady antiq

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I. steady [ˈstedi] -ier, -iest ADJ

1. steady (stable):

steady
steady job, employment
steady temperature

2. steady (regular):

steady
steady speed

3. steady (not wavering):

steady hand

4. steady (calm):

steady

5. steady (regular):

steady boyfriend

II. steady [ˈstedi] -ier, -iest VERBO trans

1. steady (stabilize):

steady

2. steady (make calm):

steady

III. steady [ˈstedi] -ier, -iest ADV

to be going steady

IV. steady [ˈstedi] -ier, -iest INTERJ

steady
slow and steady wins the race prov
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
steady
steady
ready, steady, go!
steady
to go steady
fijo (-a)
steady
to have a steady hand
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inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. steady <-ier, -iest> [ˈsted·i] ADJ

1. steady (stable):

steady
steady job, employment
steady temperature

2. steady (regular):

steady
steady speed

3. steady (not wavering):

steady hand

4. steady (calm):

steady

5. steady (regular):

steady boyfriend

II. steady [ˈsted·i] VERBO trans

1. steady (stabilize):

steady

2. steady (make calm):

steady

III. steady [ˈsted·i] ADV

to be going steady

IV. steady [ˈsted·i] INTERJ

steady
slow and steady wins the race prov
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
steady
steady
steady
to go steady
fijo (-a)
steady
to have a steady hand
steady
Present
Isteady
yousteady
he/she/itsteadies
westeady
yousteady
theysteady
Past
Isteadied
yousteadied
he/she/itsteadied
westeadied
yousteadied
theysteadied
Present Perfect
Ihavesteadied
youhavesteadied
he/she/ithassteadied
wehavesteadied
youhavesteadied
theyhavesteadied
Past Perfect
Ihadsteadied
youhadsteadied
he/she/ithadsteadied
wehadsteadied
youhadsteadied
theyhadsteadied

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There was a slow but steady decline through the 1990s.
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It maintained a steady record of moderate academic achievement until the early 1990s.
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The fouling rate can be steady with time.
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Membership has been in a steady decline since a peak of well over 400,000 in 1999.
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He made a steady start to his career, batting in the upper-middle order.
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