settled; steady; stable

steady; stable; sedate; calm; (of sleep) sound; (of a transition) smooth

smooth; steady

to stand firm

stable; steady; firm; to stabilize

steady; earnest; staid

stability

unstable; unsteady

(of economy, prices etc) to stabilize

monostable; single-side stable (relays)

bistable

able to keep a secret

trustworthy; dependable

steady; calm; unflustered

reliable; at one's convenience; as you wish

firm; stable and steady

stabilized voltage; regulated voltage; steady pressure; regulated pressure

steady and honest

dependable

midwife (old term)

steady; calm and practical

reliable; secure; stable; firm

steady state; homeostasis

steady; stable and permanent; constant; steady-state

a sure gain; sth one is sure to obtain

to get (a situation) under control; to stabilize

steadily; a steady pace

steady and proficient; skilled and reliable

to beat comfortably; to win easily; abbr. for 穩操勝券|稳操胜券, to have victory within one's grasp

to be certain to get

safe; to appease; to reassure

steady; calm

to maintain social stability

instability

waste stabilization pond

stablecoin

degree of stability

steady state; stable and permanent attitude

unstable equilibrium

see 十拿九穩|十拿九稳[shi2 na2 jiu3 wen3]

(idiom) to be a cinch; in the bag; (idiom) (of a person) confident of success

everything steady and stable (idiom); overcautious and unimaginary

to make progress while ensuring stability

steady as Mt Tai; as safe as houses

the steady-state theory (cosmology)

to go steady and strike hard (in fighting); fig. steadily and surely

grasp it and victory is assured; to have success within one's grasp (idiom)

to be assured of success

to gain a firm foothold; (fig.) to get oneself established