单词sure-footed
adj.: 脚步稳的；不会摔倒的；沉着的；稳健的
网络: 稳当的；脚踏实地；步履稳健
脚步稳的；不会摔倒的:
not likely to fall when walking or climbing on rough ground
沉着的；稳健的:
confident and unlikely to make mistakes, especially in difficult situations
adj.agileskilledskillfulconfidentskilful
adj.clumsy
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.
尽管拥有令人尊敬的身世，但英格兰银行却一度成为三家央行中最不稳健的央行。
The woman is carried on a stretcher back across the mountains by eight strong, sure-footed young PLA soldiers.
女人被放上担架由八个年轻力壮的解放军战士扛着翻山越岭。
As my heart tries to begin to understand the loss, I become more sure-footed.
当我内心开始明白损失时，我心里反而踏实了。
Foreign policy is one area in which Mr Cameron has been less than sure-footed.
外交政策是卡梅伦不那么稳健的一个领域。
It will be slow progress and a zigzag path, but it is a more sure footed way to get there.
这是一个很慢的过程，也是一条弯路，但是会更好地确保你能够到达目的地。
Changing the firms" funding mix could dampen performance while making the firms more sure-footed.
改变企业的资金来源比例会降低业绩，同时也会使公司更加稳健。
sure-footed mammal of mountainous northwestern North America.
北美洲西北部山区的脚步稳重的哺乳动物。
We"re not as sure footed, physically speaking, as we once were.
从生理上讲，我们如今迈步可不像从前那么稳当了。
If you"re sure-footed, they want to follow in your footsteps.
如果你的步伐坚定，人们就会跟从你。