steadfast如何读

英:[ˈstedfɑːst]

美:[ˈstedfæst]

steadfast是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 坚定的
  2. 不动摇的
  3. 不变的
  4. 固定不动的,不动的
  5. 忠实不渝的,始终不渝的
  6. 稳重的,踏实的
adv. (副词)
  1. 不变地
n. (名词)
  1. 【植】蓖麻

steadfast变形

比较级:more steadfast

最高级:most steadfast

steadfast词根

词根:steady

adj.

steady 稳定的;不变的;沉着的

adv.

steady 稳定地;稳固地

steadfastly 踏实地;不变地

n.

steady 关系固定的情侣;固定支架

steadfastness 坚定不移

steadiness 稳定;稳健;不变;稳固

vi.

steady 稳固

vt.

steady 使稳定;稳固;使坚定

steadfast英英释义

Adjective

1. marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable;

"firm convictions"

"a firm mouth"

"steadfast resolve"

"a man of unbendable perseverence"

"unwavering loyalty"

2. firm and dependable especially in loyalty;

"a steadfast ally"

"a staunch defender of free speech"

"unswerving devotion"

"unswerving allegiance"

steadfast词源中文解释

中古英语 stedfast,用于描述人,意为“坚定不移的,固执的,坚决的; 在目标、信仰等方面坚定不移的”(公元1200年左右),源自古英语 stedefæst,意为“在位置上稳固的,稳定的,牢固的”,源自 stede “地方,位置”(参见 stead)+ fæst(参见 fast(形容词))。

类似的构词方式在中低地德语 stedevast 和古诺尔斯语 staðfastr 中也存在,意为“坚定的,稳固的; 忠诚的,坚定的思想”。相关词汇: Steadfastly, steadfastness。

steadfast词源英文解释

Middle English stedefast, from Old English stedefæst, from stede + fæst fixed, fast

The first known use of steadfast was before the 12th century

steadfast儿童词典英英释义

steady1 of 4adjective

firm in position : fixed

direct or sure in movement

took steady aim

regular entry 1 sense 3, uniform

a steady pace

not changing much : stable

steady prices

not easily moved or upset : resolute

constant in feeling, principle, purpose, or attachment : dependable

steady2 of 4verb

to make, keep, or become steady

steady3 of 4adverb

in a steady manner : steadily

steady4 of 4noun

one that is steadyespecially: a boyfriend or girlfriend with whom one goes steady

steady1 of 4adjective

firm in position : fixed

direct or sure in movement

took steady aim

regular entry 1 sense 3, uniform

a steady pace

not changing much : stable

steady prices

not easily moved or upset : resolute

constant in feeling, principle, purpose, or attachment : dependable

steady2 of 4verb

to make, keep, or become steady

steady3 of 4adverb

in a steady manner : steadily

steady4 of 4noun

one that is steadyespecially: a boyfriend or girlfriend with whom one goes steady

steady1 of 4adjective

firm in position : fixed

direct or sure in movement

took steady aim

regular entry 1 sense 3, uniform

a steady pace

not changing much : stable

steady prices

not easily moved or upset : resolute

constant in feeling, principle, purpose, or attachment : dependable

steady2 of 4verb

to make, keep, or become steady

steady3 of 4adverb

in a steady manner : steadily

steady4 of 4noun

one that is steadyespecially: a boyfriend or girlfriend with whom one goes steady

steady1 of 4adjective

firm in position : fixed

direct or sure in movement

took steady aim

regular entry 1 sense 3, uniform

a steady pace

not changing much : stable

steady prices

not easily moved or upset : resolute

constant in feeling, principle, purpose, or attachment : dependable

steady2 of 4verb

to make, keep, or become steady

steady3 of 4adverb

in a steady manner : steadily

steady4 of 4noun

one that is steadyespecially: a boyfriend or girlfriend with whom one goes steady

steady1 of 4adjective

firm in position : fixed

direct or sure in movement

took steady aim

regular entry 1 sense 3, uniform

a steady pace

not changing much : stable

steady prices

not easily moved or upset : resolute

constant in feeling, principle, purpose, or attachment : dependable

steady2 of 4verb

to make, keep, or become steady

steady3 of 4adverb

in a steady manner : steadily

steady4 of 4noun

one that is steadyespecially: a boyfriend or girlfriend with whom one goes steady

steadfastadjective

firmly fixed in place

not subject to change

a steadfast purpose

firm in belief, determination, or allegiance

steadfast friends

steadfastadjective

firmly fixed in place

not subject to change

a steadfast purpose

firm in belief, determination, or allegiance

steadfast friends

steadfastadjective

firmly fixed in place

not subject to change

a steadfast purpose

firm in belief, determination, or allegiance

steadfast friends

steadfast 例句

1 At the time, Elizabeth had been married to her husband, Prince Philip, for 44 years, a steadfast union that would endure until his death in 2021.

2 Amid so much TV escapism, I adore its steadfast and believable cynicism.

3 Through it all, you remain steadfast in your belief in high performance-and in them.

在经历了这一切后,你仍保持了对高绩效的坚定信仰——和对团队的坚定信任。

4 Although we now are not best, but our footsteps steadfast go down.

尽管我们现在不是最棒的, 但是我们一个脚步踏踏实实的走下去.

5 Each scene makes a blunt point about Bruce’s ambition or pride, or the roots of his belief system, or Hollywood’s intransigent attitude toward minorities, or Bruce’s steadfast refusal to believe in the same.

6 The company was steadfast: I asked whether my refusal to delete the tweets meant that they would not offer me any form of tangible apology.

7 He comes from a steadfast family, of four flatly sketched siblings, who worry about his well-being.

8 It’s a formula that’s equally as delightful for steadfast fans as it is for those who have avoided it thanks to those aforementioned tired tropes.

9 Still, there’s something heroic about her broader stance: to a topic that generates fury and recrimination, she brings a lightness and a steadfast refusal to hate.

10 His steadfast pursuit of greatness is marked by an uncommon humility in a world so often known for its runaway bravado.

11 Since then, she has worked in a steadfast genre that she mapped and continues to deepen.

12 a steadfast supporter of women's rights

13 “Your mother was a skilled worker. Her dyes were steadfast. They have not faded.”

14 He remained steadfast in his belief that he had done the right thing.

他一直坚信自己做得对。

15 In “Nada,” she sings about sorrow, loss and fearlessness, with a clip-clopping Andean beat and a mesh of woodwinds, voices, samples and synthesizers, at once steadfast and eerie.

16 There are a few steadfast AOL users, though.

虽然的确有一些忠实的美国在线用户。

17 There's such a never-ending battle, if you will, between attempting to assimilate while also simultaneously holding steadfast to one's customs, cultures, languages and foods.

18 When the love between that man and I finally faded, his stories of the steadfast eloteros didn't.

19 Like its finest antecedents, it wrings tears from its romance and thrills from a steadfast belief in old-fashioned, big-feeling cinema.

20 Polio also tells us something about the rewards of steadfast commitment to ambitious goals.

脊灰工作还告诉我们,对雄心勃勃的目标做出坚定承诺会带来回报。

steadfast 同义词

4 目不转睛的

unblinking

11 固定不动

stay put

16 无法移动

immobilize

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