Summary
Steady!
Ruhig Blut! · Sachte! · Vorsichtig!
steady
Dauer... · fester Freund · feste Freundin · stetig · beständig · zuverlässig · ordentlich · ständig · bleibend · gleichbleibend · stationär · solide · fest · langsam · standhaft · standfest · regelmäßig
steady {adjective}
konstant · stabil
to steady
sich beruhigen · ruhiger werden
to steady {verb}
jdn. zur Vernunft bringen · ausgleichen · zügeln · beruhigen · festigen · fest machen
English-German translation for "Steady!"
"Steady!" German translation
Steady!
steady
The Minister referred to the United States of America: they have seen substantial steady increases in recent years in investment.
In other words, the last 15 years has seen a steady trickle of programmes and measures on urban issues being adopted.
but steady progress, in 1998.
The resignation of the Commission has highlighted the slow but steady development of a European public opinion and the strengthening of
But after that, things were pretty steady and pretty uniform.
Without any acrimony, but with steady determination, we must get on with the task of making the Court a success.
steady (also: responsible, reliable, certain, dependable)
steady (also: reasonable, fair, regular, square)
As the situation in the tobacco industry shows quite clearly, the decline has been steady.
Another point already mentioned by Mrs Jöns is that we have noticed a steady increase in the number of agencies.
However, the access of small companies to finance by venture capital and to the capital markets in general is a steady feature of the
steady (also: constant, monotonic, unchanging, unvariable)
We have to offer the rural population economically viable and steady means of earning an income.
You're as steady and as solid as a rock.
to steady
As the multiple negotiations went down to the wire, the Presidency maintained a steady hand at the helm and a cool head in a difficult
slowly but steady
In other words, the last 15 years has seen a steady trickle of programmes and measures on urban issues being adopted.
but steady progress, in 1998.
The resignation of the Commission has highlighted the slow but steady development of a European public opinion and the strengthening of
You're as steady and as solid as a rock.
steady (also: regular)
steady {adjective}
It is important that the Union's relations with the Middle East and its influence in that region remain steady and strong.
As we start, you see in 1960 inspiration is holding steady.
Slovak democracy is developing at a steady pace, which has not always been the case.
The share of g overseas aid taken up by the Fund has remained steady since 1991, around 45 % of all Community overseas aid.
Steady. ' -... seven, eight, nine!
Client commissions held steady.
to steady
to steady {verb}
to steady {vb} (also: to bring sb. to his senses)
to steady {vb} (also: to adjust, to even out, to counterbalance, to counterpoise)
to steady {vb} (also: to constrain, to chasten, to moderate, to curb)
to steady {vb} (also: to tranquilize, to soothe, to quieten, to calm)
to steady
to steady {vb} (also: to tighten, to solidify, to consolidate)
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 German
Similar words
steadfast · steadfastly · steadfastness · steadicam · steadied · steadier · steadiest · steadily · steadiness · steads · steady · steadying · steak · steal · stealer · stealing · stealth · stealthily · stealthy · steam · steam-pipe
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