steady
/ˈstɛdi/
adjective
Sağlam, dengeli, titremeden veya hareket etmeden.
Firmly fixed, stable, or balanced; not shaking or moving.
- Hold the ladder steady while I climb up.
- She has a steady hand, perfect for surgery.
- The table wasn't steady on the uneven floor.
- Economic analysts observed a steady increase in renewable energy investments throughout the developing regions of Southeast Asia over the past decade.
- The patient's condition improved under treatment, showing steady progress in cardiovascular function and respiratory capacity during the clinical trial.
- Astronomers require steady atmospheric conditions when conducting high-resolution observations of distant planetary systems through ground-based telescopes.
adjective
Sürekli, düzenli veya zaman içinde değişmeyen.
Continuous, regular, or unchanging over time.
- We've seen steady growth in sales this year.
- A steady rain fell throughout the afternoon.
- He maintained a steady pace during the marathon.
adjective
Karakter veya davranışta sağduyulu, güvenilir ve özdenetimli.
Sensible, reliable, and self-controlled in character or behavior.
- He's a steady worker who never misses a deadline.
- She needs someone steady in her life right now.
- His steady temperament makes him a good leader.
verb
Sabit hale getirmek veya gelmek; dengelemek veya sakinleştirmek.
To make or become steady; to stabilize or calm.
- He steadied himself against the wall.
- Take a deep breath to steady your nerves.
- She steadied the camera before taking the photo.
nouninformal
Düzenli romantik partner; erkek veya kız arkadaş.
A regular romantic partner; a boyfriend or girlfriend.
- Is he your steady or just a friend?
- They've been going steady for two years.
- She finally introduced us to her new steady.