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I . steady [ˈstedi] ADJ

1. steady (not changing, stable):

steady
to hold steady
to remain steady price

2. steady (not moving):

steady

3. steady (regular, gradual):

steady
steady pulse
steady beat, rhythm
steady beat, rhythm
steady customer, patron

4. steady (continuing):

steady

5. steady (controlled, calm):

steady
steady hand

6. steady (sensible, dependable):

steady

II . steady [ˈstedi] VERBE trans

1. steady (stabilize):

steady
to steady oneself

2. steady (make calm):

to steady one's nerves

III . steady [ˈstedi] ADV

to go steady with sb

IV . steady [ˈstedi] INTERJ GB

steady!

V . steady [ˈstedi] SUBST fam

steady state SUBST

1. steady state PHYS:

steady state

2. steady state ÉCON:

steady state growth

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A probe positioning system can be used to hold the ultrasound transducer steady.
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The team saw steady improvement over the course of the 2005 season.
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The fouling rate can be steady with time.
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But core support seems to be holding steady.
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Sales continued rising at a steady rate until mid-2001 when growth slowed.
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It maintained a steady record of moderate academic achievement until the early 1990s.
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It would be a slow yet steady gain as depicted from the results described here.
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The region drew a steady and growing stream of immigrants and became known as the best poor man's country.
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He made a steady start to his career, batting in the upper-middle order.
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Beginning in the 1940s there was a steady decline in the services available in the village.
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