firm and steady; not likely to change or fail

smooth; steady

progressing or moving at a firm, consistent, and reliable pace

firm and stable in movement, pace, or physical action

to make something stable, firm, or secure; to prevent something from fluctuating or collapsing

calm, dependable, and serious in manner or personality

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

to make something firm or secure; to consolidate

dependable

firm, stable, and controlled in movement, sound, or gait

to stand firm

to stabilize (of economy, prices etc)

to gain a secure position or status in a particular field, market, or environment

the tendency of a biological system to maintain internal equilibrium

to advance step by step and strike hard in combat; to adopt a cautious but firm military strategy

to have success within one's grasp; to be confident of victory

dependable, secure, and prudent in conduct

steady or regulated pressure, typically of a gas or liquid

everything steady and stable; also used to describe being overcautious and lacking in imagination

to be certain to get

practically certain to be achieved; in the bag

extremely safe, reliable, or well-established; as safe as houses

something certain to be obtained or won; a guaranteed gain

reliable and trustworthy in character or the way one handles matters

down-to-earth, solid, and dependable

steady and proficient; skilled and reliable

according to one's own convenience or as one wishes

to be assured of success

peaceful, serene, and composed in manner or atmosphere

having only one stable state, as in electronic circuits or relays

able to keep a secret

the steady-state theory in cosmology

stable and permanent; remaining constant over time

a stable and permanent state of mind or attitude

to bring a situation or individual under control, often in a security context

quasi-stationary spiral structure (QSSS) in astrophysics

to stop and remain in a steady or fixed position

to mark time and make no advances

describing an action performed in a firm, stable, and secure manner without wavering

to have victory within one's grasp; to be certain of winning (often used as an abbreviation for [[稳操胜券|穩操勝券|wen3 cao1 sheng4 quan4]])

lacking stability in state, emotions, or social conditions

to appease, soothe, or reassure

to stay calm and unperturbed in a tense situation; to sit tight regardless of external chaos

to gain a firm physical or literal foothold

to maintain social stability

to make progress while ensuring stability