Summary
steady {adjective}
fixe · assuré · permanent · durable · régulier · solide · digne de confiance · officiel · stable · ferme
to steady {verb}
affermir · stabiliser · reprendre son aplomb
English-French translation for "steady"
"steady" French translation
steady {adjective}
The main reason that children take part in such work is that they wish to help their families, which do not have a steady income.
Investment in capital assets grew by 4.8 per cent compared to 1997 (in contrast with previous years, when it was in steady decline).
Investment in capital assets grew by 4.8 per cent compared to 1997 (in contrast to previous years, when it was in steady decline).
The operational definition for a “steady state” (i.e. the tolerated deviation from a mathematical value) was agreed to tentatively be 10%.
This system ensures FAPC/UCPD of a stable income and a steady two-way flow of goods.
The project provides steady employment for 97 Somalis deployed at the Flight Information Centre and at the three airports.
It is a unique private-public partnership, which ensures a steady supply of refurbished computers to Canadian schools.
Kidnapping for ransom has generated a steady stream of revenue for the organization and in one case reportedly netted between at least $20
Without a steady, long-term, persistent commitment, we will not resolve that issue.
Steady-state levels were attained after 49 days of exposure.
Penal Peace third court officer, August of 1968 (Steady job)
That means that since the days of mail-coaches and taxis, we have seen a steady decline in the quality of services.
In the case of the steady state circular test the under-steer gradient shall be the means of making the comparison.
A total of 397,000 young people have now completed the programme, 40 per cent of whom have a steady job.
The need to ensure a steady reduction in the illicit cultivation of and trafficking in opium was especially emphasized.
The slow but steady change in the way pre-trial detention is viewed in case law must also be taken into consideration.
Ensuring an increasing, steady and long-term private sector contribution to infrastructure development will continue to be a major goal.
In the 21st century, the notion of sustainable development has acquired a qualitatively new meaning based on steady and stable economic
The numbers of returns are steady, although still very low in absolute terms.
It shows a steady increase in domestic funding for population activities in all regions.
Since 2000, therefore, a steady if less rapid economic growth has been restored.
For many months, there has been a steady flow of witnesses from Kigali to Arusha.
C. Policies and measures to achieve steady economic development and
We are witnessing the gradual but steady reconciliation of the nations.
The European Union will remain a steady partner in that endeavour.
That way we will create the right conditions for social unity, steady development and belief in the future.
You're as steady and as solid as a rock.
We now need to see the solid, steady implementation of the peace process which has been missing for the past year or so.
steady {adj.} (also: dependable, staunch, reliable)
A clear sign of the steady deterioration is that even the official figure for executions in the year 1996 has doubled to 110.
Slovak democracy is developing at a steady pace, which has not always been the case.
At the time of that census, an estimated 27 per cent of Roma had held steady employment.
Industrial employment held steady over the time period at 21 per cent.
The percentage of KPC personnel absent without permission remained steady at 1.84 per cent.
Women's representation at all levels of Government remained steady.
I would also like to thank Mr Coelho for his assiduous and steady chairmanship.
We are deeply appreciative of their steady and principled stand.
Without any acrimony, but with steady determination, we must get on with the task of making the Court a success.
You're as steady and as solid as a rock.
We are all aware of the complexity and sensitivity of the issue and the need for a steady approach.
to steady {verb}
to steady {vb} (also: to fortify, to shore up)
to steady {vb} (also: to stabilise, to stabilize)
The overall trend in cocaine abuse was stabilizing after years of steady increase.
Most notably, the overall trend in cocaine abuse is stabilizing, after years of steady increase.
Experts called for the creation of a global steel agreement or a global steel accord to steady and guide the steel industry.
While expenditure projections increase in 2010 and 2011 by 2 per cent and 1 per cent, respectively, they are forecast to remain steady in
to steady {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "steady":
© Princeton Universitysteadily · regular · firm · steadfast · stiff · unbendable · unfaltering · unshakable · unwavering · unfluctuating · calm · becalm · brace · stabilize · stabilise · sweetheart · sweetie · truelove
Usage examples
Usage examples for "steady" in French
Similar words
stay · stay-at-home · stayed · STD · stead · steadfast · steadfastly · steadfastness · steadily · steadiness · steady · steadyfastly · steak · steakhouse · steal · stealer · stealing · stealth · stealthily · stealthy · steam
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