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🔑steadystead·y1 /ˈstɛdi / adjective (stead·i·er, stead·i·est)- not moving or shaking稳的；稳当的；平稳的◆You need a steady hand to take good pictures.要拍出好的照片，手要稳。 OPP unsteady
- developing or happening at a regular rate稳步的；持续的；匀速的◆a steady increase in exports出口的稳步增长
- staying the same; not changing over a period of time稳定的；恒定的；不变的◆If you drive at a steady 55 miles an hour, you will use less gas.如果以每小时 55 英里的稳定速度行驶，就会比较省油。◆He hasn't been able to find a steady job.他还没有找到一份稳定的工作。◆a steady boyfriend / girlfriend (= with whom you have a serious relationship that has lasted a long time) 关系稳定的男朋友／女朋友
▸ stead·i·ly 🔑 /ˈstɛdəli / adverb ◆Unemployment has fallen steadily since 1995.失业率从 1995 年以来稳步下降。
steadystead·y2 /ˈstɛdi / verb [intransitive, transitive] (present participle stead·y·ing, third person singular present tense stead·ies, past tense, past participle stead·ied) to make something steady or to become steady（使）稳定，平稳◆She thought she was going to fall, so she put out a hand to steady herself.她觉得要摔倒了，于是伸出一只手来稳住自己。 SYN stabilize |