steady in Japanese
steady in Japanese is 安定, 着実 — steady means firmly fixed or balanced; not shaking or wobbling.
steady in Japanese
安定
Pronounced: antei
Smooth and not bumpy or with obstructions.
着実
Pronounced: chakujitsu
Smooth and not bumpy or with obstructions.
What does "steady" mean?
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adj Firmly fixed or balanced; not shaking or wobbling.
"Hold the ladder steady while I climb up."
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adj Regular and consistent, without sudden changes.
"The economy has shown steady growth this year."
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adj Calm and reliable in temperament, especially under stress.
"He's a steady presence in the locker room during tense games."
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verb To make something stable or stop it from shaking.
"She steadied herself against the railing as the boat rocked."
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steady in a sentence
- Hold the ladder steady while I climb up.
- Her hands were steady even under pressure in the operating room.
- The economy has shown steady growth this year.
- He's a steady presence in the locker room during tense games.
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What is "steady" in Japanese?
"steady" in Japanese is 安定, 着実. steady means: Firmly fixed or balanced; not shaking or wobbling.
How do you pronounce 安定?
"steady" in Japanese is 安定, pronounced "antei".
How do you use "steady" in a sentence?
Example: "Hold the ladder steady while I climb up." In Japanese, "steady" is 安定, 着実.
Are there other ways to say "steady" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "steady": 安定, 着実.
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