sure-footed

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• adj.腳步穩(wěn)的；不會摔倒的；沉著的；穩(wěn)健的
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)穩(wěn)當(dāng)?shù)模荒_踏實地；步履穩(wěn)健

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Yet despite its venerable pedigree it is the Bank of England that has at times seemed the least sure-footed of the three central banks.

盡管擁有令人尊敬的身世，但英格蘭銀行卻一度成為三家央行中最不穩(wěn)健的央行。

The woman is carried on a stretcher back across the mountains by eight strong, sure-footed young PLA soldiers.

女人被放上擔(dān)架由八個年輕力壯的解放軍戰(zhàn)士扛著翻山越嶺。

As my heart tries to begin to understand the loss, I become more sure-footed.

當(dāng)我內(nèi)心開始明白損失時，我心里反而踏實了。

Foreign policy is one area in which Mr Cameron has been less than sure-footed.

外交政策是卡梅倫不那么穩(wěn)健的一個領(lǐng)域。

It will be slow progress and a zigzag path, but it is a more sure footed way to get there.

這是一個很慢的過程，也是一條彎路，但是會更好地確保你能夠到達目的地。

Changing the firms' funding mix could dampen performance while making the firms more sure-footed.

改變企業(yè)的資金來源比例會降低業(yè)績，同時也會使公司更加穩(wěn)健。

sure-footed mammal of mountainous northwestern North America.

北美洲西北部山區(qū)的腳步穩(wěn)重的哺乳動物。

We're not as sure footed, physically speaking, as we once were.

從生理上講，我們如今邁步可不像從前那么穩(wěn)當(dāng)了。

If you're sure-footed, they want to follow in your footsteps.

如果你的步伐堅定，人們就會跟從你。