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I[΄stedi] a կայուն, անփոփոխ, մշտական. կայուն ընկեր/ուհի. steady man հավասարակշռված մարդ. steady worker վստահելի բանվոր. She’s his steady Նրանք հանդիպում ենII[΄stedi] a հաստատուն, կայուն. ամուր, հուսալի. have a steady hand ամուր ձեռք ունե նալ. a steady voice անհողդողդ ձայն. a steady gaze ակ նապիշ/անշարժ հայացք. steady nerves ամուր նյար դեր. The table is not steady Սեղանը ան կայուն է/շարժվում է. (հավասարակշիռ, լուրջ) a steady young man հավասարակշռված երիտասարդ. a steady faith անհողդողդ հավատ. (համաչափ, անընդհատ) a steady pulse համաչափ/ կայուն զարկերակ. a steady pace համաչափ քայլեր. a steady drizzle/downpour անընդհատ/ չդա դարող տեղատարափ. a steady job մշտա կան աշխատանք. a steady progress կայուն առաջ ընթաց. steady prices կայուն գներ. steady demand անընդհատ/կայուն պահանջ/պա հան ջարկ[΄stedi] adv Steady! Զգո՛ւյշ. steady on! Կամա՛ց (շարժում). steady ! Հանգստացի՛ր. They are going steady խսկց. Նրանք հանդիպում ենIV[΄stedi] v հաստատուն/կայուն դարձնել/դառնալ. steady the table սեղանը կայուն դարձն ել. steady one’s nerves հանգստանալ, նյար դերը հանգստացնել
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