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1. adjectiveas steady as a rock — völlig standfest [Leiter, Tisch]; völlig stabil [Boot]; ganz ruhig [Hand]
be steady on one's feet or legs/bicycle — sicher auf den Beinen sein/sicher auf seinem Fahrrad fahren
steady as she goes! — (coll.) immer so weiter!
2) (still) ruhigturn a steady gaze or look on somebody — jemanden fest ansehen
3) (regular, constant) stetig; gleichmäßig [Tempo], stabil [Preis, Lohn]; gleich bleibend [Temperatur]; beständig [Klima, Summen, Lärm]we had steady rain/drizzle — wir hatten Dauerregen/es nieselte [bei uns] ständig
steady on! — langsam! (ugs.)
4) (invariable) unerschütterlich; beständig [Wesensart]; standhaft [Weigerung]; fest [Charakter, Glaube]5) (enduring)2. transitive verba steady boyfriend/girlfriend — ein fester Freund/eine feste Freundin (ugs.)
festhalten [Leiter]; beruhigen [Pferd, Nerven]; ruhig halten [Boot, Flugzeug]3. intransitive verbshe steadied herself against the table/with a stick — sie hielt sich am Tisch fest/stützte sich mit einem Stock
[Preise:] sich stabilisieren; [Geschwindigkeit:] sich mäßigen4. adverbgo steady with somebody — (coll.) mit jemandem gehen (ugs.)
* * *['stedi] 1. adjective1) ((negative unsteady) firmly fixed, balanced or controlled: The table isn't steady; You need a steady hand to be a surgeon.) sicher2) (regular or even: a steady temperature; He was walking at a steady pace.) gleichmäßig3) (unchanging or constant: steady faith.) unveränderlich2. verb(to make or become steady: He stumbled but managed to steady himself; His heart-beat gradually steadied.) sich festigen- academic.ru/92075/steadily">steadily- steadiness
- steady on! - steady !* * *[ˈstedi]I. adj1. (stable) fest, stabilthe doctors are now letting her get out of bed, but she's not yet \steady on her legs die Ärzte lassen sie jetzt aufstehen, aber sie ist noch etwas wack[e]lig auf den Beinen\steady employment/job feste Anstellung [o Arbeit] /Stelle\steady relationship feste Beziehung\steady temperature gleich bleibende Temperatur2. (regular) kontinuierlich, gleich bleibendprogress has been slow but \steady es ging langsam, aber stetig voran\steady breathing/pulse regelmäßiges Atmen/regelmäßiger Puls\steady flow regelmäßiger Fluss\steady increase/decrease stetige Zunahme/Abnahme\steady rain anhaltender Regen\steady speed konstante Geschwindigkeit3. (not wavering) festhe gave her a \steady look er sah sie unverwandt an\steady ache [or pain] andauernder [o permanenter] Schmerz\steady hand ruhige Hand\steady voice feste Stimme4. (calm and dependable) verlässlich, solide\steady nerves starke Nerven5. (regular) regelmäßig\steady client [or customer] Stammkunde, -kundin m, f\steady beau AM ständiger Begleiter\steady boyfriend/girlfriend fester Freund/feste FreundinII. vt<- ie->1. (stabilize)▪ to \steady sth/sb etw/jdn stabilisierenMike used to be really wild, but marriage and fatherhood have steadied him Mike war immer ziemlich verrückt, aber Ehe und Vaterschaft haben ihn ausgeglichener gemachtto \steady oneself ins Gleichgewicht kommen, Halt findento \steady the ladder die Leiter festhalten2. (make calm)to \steady one's aim sein Ziel fixierento \steady one's nerves seine Nerven beruhigenIII. adv1. (still)to hold \steady prices stabil bleibento hold sth \steady etw festhaltento go \steady on sth mit etw dat sparsam umgehen [o vorsichtig sein]I'd like a gin and tonic, please, and go \steady on the ice ich hätte gerne einen Gin Tonic, aber bitte mit wenig Eiskeep her \steady as she goes! halte sie auf Kurs!to go \steady with sb fest mit jdm gehen fam\steady on! BRIT halt!* * *['stedɪ]1. adj (+er)steady on one's legs/feet — fest or sicher auf den Beinen
to hold sth steady — etw ruhig halten; ladder etw festhalten
2) (= constant) wind, progress, demand etc ständig, stet (geh); drizzle ununterbrochen; temperature beständig; income geregeltat a steady pace — in gleichmäßigem Tempo
4) job, boyfriend fest2. advsteady (on)!, steady the buffs! — immer mit der Ruhe! (inf), sachte! (inf)
to go steady (with sb) (inf) — mit jdm (fest) gehen (inf)
they're going steady (inf) — sie gehen fest miteinander, sie sind fest zusammen
3. n (inf)fester Freund (inf), feste Freundin (inf)4. vtplane, boat wieder ins Gleichgewicht bringen; (= stabilize) nerves, person beruhigen; (in character) ausgleichen5. visich beruhigen; (person, voice) ruhig(er) werden* * *steady [ˈstedı]A adj (adv steadily)he was not steady on his legs er stand nicht fest auf den Beinen;2. gleichbleibend, gleichmäßig, stetig, ständig, unveränderlich:steady girlfriend feste Freundin;steady income festes oder geregeltes Einkommen;be in a steady job einen festen Arbeitsplatz haben;steady pace gleichmäßiges Tempo;steady relationship feste Beziehung3. gewohnheits-, regelmäßig:b) ordentlich, solid(e) (Leben, Mensch)c) nüchtern, gesetztd) zuverlässig (Freund, Spieler etc)B adv umga) go steady (with) vorsichtig(er) sein (mit), sich zurückhalten (bei, mit)C int1. sachte!, ruhig Blut!2. steady on! halt!D v/tsteady o.s.a) sich stützen,b) fig sich beruhigen;steady sb’s nerves jemandes Nerven beruhigen2. ein Pferd zügeln3. jemanden zur Vernunft bringen, ernüchternE v/i1. fest oder sicher oder ruhig etc werden, Halt gewinnen, sich festigen, sich stabilisieren ( auch WIRTSCH Preise etc)F s1. Stütze f2. umg feste(r) Freund(in)* * *1. adjective1) (stable) stabil; (not wobbling) standfestas steady as a rock — völlig standfest [Leiter, Tisch]; völlig stabil [Boot]; ganz ruhig [Hand]
be steady on one's feet or legs/bicycle — sicher auf den Beinen sein/sicher auf seinem Fahrrad fahren
hold or keep the ladder steady — die Leiter festhalten
steady as she goes! — (coll.) immer so weiter!
2) (still) ruhigturn a steady gaze or look on somebody — jemanden fest ansehen
3) (regular, constant) stetig; gleichmäßig [Tempo], stabil [Preis, Lohn]; gleich bleibend [Temperatur]; beständig [Klima, Summen, Lärm]we had steady rain/drizzle — wir hatten Dauerregen/es nieselte [bei uns] ständig
steady! — Vorsicht!; (to dog, horse) ruhig!
steady on! — langsam! (ugs.)
4) (invariable) unerschütterlich; beständig [Wesensart]; standhaft [Weigerung]; fest [Charakter, Glaube]5) (enduring)2. transitive verba steady boyfriend/girlfriend — ein fester Freund/eine feste Freundin (ugs.)
festhalten [Leiter]; beruhigen [Pferd, Nerven]; ruhig halten [Boot, Flugzeug]3. intransitive verbshe steadied herself against the table/with a stick — sie hielt sich am Tisch fest/stützte sich mit einem Stock
[Preise:] sich stabilisieren; [Geschwindigkeit:] sich mäßigen4. adverbgo steady with somebody — (coll.) mit jemandem gehen (ugs.)
* * *(boyfriend) n.fester Freund m. (girlfriend) n.feste Freundin f. adj.Dauer- präfix.bleibend adj.fest adj.gleichbleibend adj.langsam adj.ordentlich adj.regelmäßig adj.solide adj.stabil adj.standhaft adj.stationär adj.stetig adj.ständig adj.zuverlässig adj. v.fest (sicher)machen ausdr.festigen v. -
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['stɛdɪ](not wobbling: gen) fermo (-a), stabile, (voice, gaze) sicuro (-a), (nerves) saldo (-a), (not fluctuating: prices, sales) stabile, (regular: temperature, demand, improvement, progress) costante, (reliable: person, character) serio (-a), (boyfriend, girlfriend) fisso (-a)a steady job — un lavoro or impiego fisso
we were going at a steady 70 km/h — andavamo a una velocità costante di 70 km l'ora
2. advsteady! — calma!, piano!
they are going steady old fam — fanno coppia fissa, stanno insieme
3. vtstabilizzare, (wobbling object) tenere fermo (-a), (nervous person) calmareto steady o.s. — reggersi, tenersi in equilibrio
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1. adjective1) ((negative unsteady) firmly fixed, balanced or controlled: The table isn't steady; You need a steady hand to be a surgeon.)2) (regular or even: a steady temperature; He was walking at a steady pace.)3) (unchanging or constant: steady faith.)4) ((of a person) sensible and hardworking in habits etc: a steady young man.)
2. verb(to make or become steady: He stumbled but managed to steady himself; His heart-beat gradually steadied.)- steadily- steadiness
- steady on! - steady !
steady adj1. fijo / estable / regular2. constante3. firme / segurois that ladder steady? ¿está firme la escalera?tr['stedɪ]2 (regular, constant - heartbeat, pace) regular; (- demand, speed, improvement, decline, increase) constante; (- flow, rain) continuo,-a; (rhythm) regular, constante; (- prices, currency) estable3 (regular - job) fijo,-a, estable; (- income) regular, fijo,-a4 (student) aplicado,-a; (worker, person) serio,-a, formal1 ¡cuidado!, ¡ojo!1 (boyfriend) novio; (girlfriend) novia1 (hold firm - ladder, table, etc) sujetar, sostener; (stabilize) estabilizar2 (person, nerves) calmar, tranquilizar1 (market, prices) estabilizarse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be as steady as a rock ser sólido,-a como una rocato go steady on something tener cuidado con algoto go steady (with somebody) ser novio,-a (de alguien)■ are they going steady? ¿son novios?: sujetarshe steadied herself: recobró el equilibriosteady vi: estabilizarse1) firm, sure: seguro, firmeto have a steady hand: tener buen pulso2) fixed, regular: fijoa steady income: ingresos fijos3) calm: tranquilo, ecuánimeshe has steady nerves: es imperturbable4) dependable: responsable, fiable5) constant: constanteadj.• constante adj.• firme adj.n.• constante s.m.• estable s.m.• fijo s.m.• firme s.m.• juicioso s.m.• novio formal s.m.• regular s.m.• uniforme s.m.v.• estabilizar v.• fijar v.• sostener v.(§pres: -tengo, -tienes...-tenemos) pret: -tuv-fut/c: -tendr-•)
I 'stediadjective -dier, -diest2)a) ( constant) <breeze/rain/speed> constante; <rhythm/pace> constante, regular; <flow/stream> continuo; <improvement/decline/increase> constante; <prices/currency> establec) ( dependable) <person/worker> serio, formal3) (as interj) cuidado!, ojo! (fam)
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-dies, -dying, -died transitive verba) ( make stable) \<\<table/ladder\>\> ( by holding) sujetar (para que no se mueva)b) ( make calm) calmar, tranquilizar*
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vi estabilizarse*
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['stedɪ]to go steady (with somebody) — (colloq & dated) ser* novio/novia (de alguien), noviar (con alguien) (AmL)
1. ADJ(compar steadier) (superl steadiest)1) (=continuous) [decline, increase, improvement, flow] continuo; [demand, wind, supply] constante; [rain] constante, ininterrumpido; [breathing, beat] regular; [temperature] constante, uniformethere was a steady downpour for three hours — llovió durante tres horas ininterrumpidamente or sin parar
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we have a steady stream of visitors — tenemos un flujo constante de visitantes2) (=calm) [voice] firme; [gaze] fijo; [nerves] templado3) (=firm) [chair, table] firme, seguro; [boat] estable•
hold the camera steady — no muevas la cámarathe unemployment rate is holding steady at 7.3% — el índice de paro se mantiene estable a un 7,3%
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to be steady on one's feet — caminar con paso seguro4) (=reliable) [person] formal, serio5) (=regular) [boyfriend, girlfriend] formal; [relationship] estable2. ADVsteady! you're rocking the boat — ¡quieto! estás haciendo que se balancee la barca
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steady as she goes! — (Naut) ¡mantenga el rumbo!•
steady on! there's no need to lose your temper — ¡tranquilo! no hay necesidad de perder los estribos2) *•
to go steady with sb — ser novio formal de algn3.N † * novio(-a) m / f4. VT1) (=stabilize) [+ wobbling object] estabilizar; [+ chair, table] (with hands) sujetar para que no se mueva; (with wedge) poner un calzo a (para que no cojee)to steady o.s. — equilibrarse
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to steady o.s. against or on sth — recobrar el equilibrio apoyándose en algo2) (=compose) [+ nervous person] calmar, tranquilizar; [+ wild person] apaciguar; [+ horse] tranquilizarto steady o.s. — calmarse, tranquilizarse
5. VI1) (=stop moving) dejar de moverse2) (=grow calm) [voice] calmarse; [prices, market] estabilizarse, hacerse más estable•
to have a steadying influence on sb — ejercer una buena influencia sobre algn* * *
I ['stedi]adjective -dier, -diest2)a) ( constant) <breeze/rain/speed> constante; <rhythm/pace> constante, regular; <flow/stream> continuo; <improvement/decline/increase> constante; <prices/currency> establec) ( dependable) <person/worker> serio, formal3) (as interj) cuidado!, ojo! (fam)
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-dies, -dying, -died transitive verba) ( make stable) \<\<table/ladder\>\> ( by holding) sujetar (para que no se mueva)b) ( make calm) calmar, tranquilizar*
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vi estabilizarse*
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to go steady (with somebody) — (colloq & dated) ser* novio/novia (de alguien), noviar (con alguien) (AmL)
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steady [ˈstedɪ]1. adjectivea. [supply, rain, breathing, demand, income] régulier ; [prices, sales, market] stable• to keep sth steady [+ prices, demand] stabiliser qchb. ( = composed) [voice] ferme ; [nerves] solide ; [gaze] ( = unflinching) calme ; ( = intimidating) insistantd. ( = dependable) [person] sérieux2. exclamation[+ wobbling object] stabiliser ; [+ chair, table] (with hand) maintenir ; ( = wedge) caler ; [+ nervous person, horse] calmer• to steady o.s. se remettre d'aplomb• to have a steadying effect on sb ( = make less nervous) calmer qn ; ( = make less wild) assagir qn( = regain balance) se remettre d'aplomb ; ( = grow less nervous) se calmer ; ( = grow less wild) s'assagir ; [prices, market] se stabiliser* * *['stedɪ] 1.1) ( continual) [stream, increase, decline] constant; [rain] incessant; [breathing, drip, speed, progress] régulier/-ière2) ( unwavering) [hand] ferme; fig [faith] immuable3) ( stable) stableto keep ou hold something steady — bien tenir quelque chose
he isn't very steady on his feet — ( from age) il n'est plus très ferme sur ses jambes; ( from drunkenness) il titube
to hold steady — [interest rates] se maintenir
4) ( calm) [voice] ferme; [gaze] calme5) ( reliable) [job] fixe; [relationship] durable; [worker] fiable2.(colloq) exclamation GB3.steady! ou steady on! — ( reprovingly) doucement!
transitive verb1) ( stop moving) tenir [camera]2) ( control)4.intransitive verb lit, fig se stabiliser5.to steady oneself — ( physically) rétablir son équilibre; ( mentally) se calmer
••to go steady with somebody — (colloq) sortir avec quelqu'un
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