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词根:steady
adj.steady 稳定的;不变的;沉着的
steadfast 坚定的;不变的
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
vi.steady 稳固
vt.steady 使稳定;稳固;使坚定
Middle English stedefast, from Old English stedefæst, from stede + fæst fixed, fast
The first known use of steadfast was before the 12th century
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
1 Palestinians have heard their relatives’ stories, and have been raised on the idea that the only hope for their decades-long struggle for self-determination is steadfastness on the land.
2 I appreciate from the core of my heart your steadfastness in continuing the attitude and aims of your fathers.
我从心底里赞赏您坚定的继续您祖先的人生态度和目标。
3 But there is also warmth and steadfastness, and the exhilarating sense that, even after more than four decades, this lifetime collaboration is still a work in progress.
4 The only comfort, and there is some, is in the steadfastness of the music.
5 The doll lies underneath an olive tree — for Palestinians, a symbol of steadfastness.
6 For Mr. Lord, who died on Saturday in Manhattan at 102, such steadfastness was standard.
7 Unity of the flexibility of steadfastness and tactics of adhering to principles.
把握原则的坚定性与策略的灵活性的统一.
8 Our life was in upheaval and transition and she exuded steadfastness, hard work and quiet.
我们的生活发生转型和巨变,她是那样的坚定,勤劳,平和。
9 While Churchill’s political gift was steadfastness, Roosevelt’s was nimble dexterity.
10 And Lear’s Fool possessed ideal caregiver qualities: “loyalty, steadfastness, wit.”
11 The spirit of the film blends mourning with perseverance, and above all acknowledges, with impish wit and lyrical solemnity, the virtues of steadfastness, represented by Tommaso, and imagination, represented by Pulcinella.
12 There was an unceremonious directness, a searching, decided steadfastness in his gaze now.
现在他的凝视中有一种不礼貌的直率, 一种锐利 、 断然的坚定.
13 There was an unceremonious directness, a searching, decided steadfastness in his gaze now.
现在他的凝视中有一种不礼貌的直率,一种锐利、断然的坚定。
14 Nonetheless, Target has been steadfast in its bid to reach consumers.
15 I know his steadfastness and his tenacity and his never backing down, never shirking from a fight, never backing down from a commitment that he made.
16 There’s a steadfastness in New Order’s music that can become hypnotic or simply mechanical; at some points, the rush of video images was carrying the concert as much as the music.
17 I thank the civil population for their steadfastness and courage in the face of overwhelming odds and starvation.
18 Jim Steinberg, a deputy secretary of state under Obama, said the war raised deep questions about Washington's willingness to act unilaterally and its steadfastness as a partner.
19 Still, Barnett’s pluck will appeal to avid memoir readers, who will cheer her hard-won recovery, especially the steadfastness of her best friend, Josh.
20 I shall get up Sunday morning and wind the clock, as a contribution to order and steadfastness.
星期天早上我仍将起床为我的时钟上发条,为生活的有序性和坚定性做出一点贡献。
2 坚决
strong firm tough rugged determined heroic vigorous adamant steadfast stalwart resolute resolved implacable strongly firmly vigorously hotly ruthlessly steadfastly resolutely adamantly heroically stoutly implacably ruthlessness
3 坚定
strong firm steady robust convinced rugged committed grim gritty confirmed adamant purposeful steadfast unwavering uncompromising staunch emphatic abiding steely indomitable unflinching unshaken four-square unbending firmly solidly purposefully steadfastly robustly staunchly grimly uncompromisingly unwaveringly unfalteringly indomitably unflaggingly resolution stability firmness fierceness purposefulness resoluteness steel