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I. steady [Brit ˈstɛdi, americ ˈstɛdi] ADJ
1. steady (gradual):
steady increase, accumulation, decline
2. steady (even, continual):
steady pace, progress, stream
steady rain
steady breathing, drip, thud
to drive at a steady 80 kmh
progress has been steady
3. steady (firm, unwavering):
steady hand
steady fig trust, faith
to keep or hold sth steady
to hold steady FINAN share prices, interest rates:
to hold steady at 270 euros FINAN
4. steady (calm):
steady voice
steady look, gaze
to have steady nerves
5. steady (reliable):
steady job, income
steady boyfriend, relationship
steady company, worker
II. steady [Brit ˈstɛdi, americ ˈstɛdi] INTERJ coloq Brit
steady!
steady on! (reprovingly)
III. steady [Brit ˈstɛdi, americ ˈstɛdi] VERBO trans
1. steady (keep still):
steady ladder, camera
2. steady (control):
to steady one's nerves
to steady one's voice
IV. steady [Brit ˈstɛdi, americ ˈstɛdi] VERBO intr
1. steady:
steady hand:
steady boat:
steady voice, nerves:
2. steady prices, interest rates:
steady
V. to steady oneself VERBO reflex
VI. steady [Brit ˈstɛdi, americ ˈstɛdi]
steady as she goes NÁUT
to go steady with sb coloq, antiq
rock-steady ADJ
rock-steady
steady state theory SUBST
steady state theory
to make (slow/steady) progress
francês
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inglês
inglês
raffermir mesure: marché, cours boursier
to steady
to steady
se raffermir cours boursier:
to become steady
soutenu (soutenue) rythme
steady
régulier (régulière) flux, rythme, demande, hausse, effort, production
steady
régulier (régulière) pouls, respiration
steady
my steady coloq
steady! steady!
ferme personne
steady
to be steady on one's legs
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I. steady <-ier, -iest> ADJ
1. steady (stable):
steady
2. steady (regular):
steady
steady temperature
steady breathing, pulse
slow but steady
3. steady (controlled):
steady
steady nerves
a steady hand
II. steady VERBO trans
steady things
steady people
to steady oneself
to steady one's nerves
III. steady ADV
to go steady with sb
IV. steady INTERJ
steady on! Brit
V. steady <-dies> SUBST coloq
steady
steady
slow and steady wins the race prov
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inglês
inglês
mesuré(e) ton
steady
steady/unsteady
steady
a steady mind
uniforme vitesse
steady
to steady
ferme pas
steady
ferme cours, marché
steady
régulier (-ière) effort
steady
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inglês
inglês
francês
francês
I. steady <-ier, -iest> ADJ
1. steady (stable):
steady
2. steady (regular):
steady
steady temperature
steady breathing, pulse
slow but steady
3. steady (controlled):
steady
steady nerves
a steady hand
II. steady <-ie-> VERBO trans
steady things
steady people
to steady oneself
to steady one's nerves
III. steady ADV
to go steady with sb
IV. steady <-ies> SUBST coloq
steady
petit(e) ami(e) m (f)
slow and steady wins the race prov
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steady
mesuré(e) ton
steady
a steady mind
uniforme vitesse
steady
ferme pas
steady
ferme cours, marché
steady
to steady
steady
régulier (-ière) effort
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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Few rivers have a long term record of steady flow in the rock record.
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For more than three years, there has been a steady process of bank concentration.
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Beginning in the 1940s there was a steady decline in the services available in the village.
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Rivers provide a steady supply of drinking water.
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But the music was not really commercial and the band struggled to gain a steady following.
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