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Meanings of steady down in anglès

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Become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style.

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Usage of steady down in anglès
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Once married, I think Raymond would steady down and realise his responsibilities.
The Spinners
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Leave off working for a minute and let it steady down!
The Keeper of the Door
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Go away and get a job somewhere and steady down.
Martin Eden
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But you'd best get a job first an' steady down.
Martin Eden
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It took twenty-six years of steady down grade to ditch his destinies in a pauper's grave.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 14 / Little J...
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The shaking hand began to steady down.
The drawing of the three
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It rained in the morning, and the hearts of the four political prisoners went up at the steady down-pour.
The King's Men: A Tale of To-morrow
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The Tar Heels were steady down the stretch in a strong second half in advancing in the NCAA Tournament.
Reuters
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Still, as you love your profession, hang on to it by the last little corner, until you steady down.
The Brentons
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Let's steady down, now.
Revolutionary Road
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Coulter did steady down in a most astonishing manner, for he sent the Yale men to the bench in one-two-three order.
Frank Merriwell's Races
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BC looked over his shoulder, saw the Negro conductor marching slow and steady down the aisle with a glass in each hand.
Shift
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The Fighting Illini held steady down the stretch, with Dosunmu calmly draining two more free throws with 20.0 seconds left to make it 54-49.
Reuters
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After all, it's his money; he's been saving it since he steadied down.
The Girl from Keller's
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Then, as the pulse steadied down a little, the doctor spoke more gently.
The Brentons
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Really, nowadays, you ought to be steadying down a little, Mr.
The Brentons
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Translations for steady down
Steady down through the time
Steady down across language varieties
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