steadfast
steadfast 英 [ˈstedfɑ:st] 美 [ˈstedfæst]
adj. 坚定的；不变的
- Someone who is firm and determined in a belief or a position can be called steadfast in that view, like your mom when she thinks you really shouldn’t wear that outfit.
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- adj. 坚定的；不变的
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1. Let me thank our many partners, in both initiatives, for their steadfast commitment and support.
让我感谢我们在这两个行动中的众多伙伴，感谢他们坚定的承诺和支持。
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2. This gives us another very good reason to remain steadfast in our pursuit of the health-related Millennium Development Goals.
这为我们继续坚定落实与卫生有关的千年发展目标提供了另一个非常好的理由。
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3. Through it all, you remain steadfast in your belief in high performance—and in them.
在经历了这一切后，你仍保持了对高绩效的坚定信仰——和对团队的坚定信任。
- steadfast (adj.) Old English stedefæst "secure in position, steady, firm in its place," from stede (see stead) + fæst (see fast (adj.)); similar formation in Middle Low German stedevast, Old Norse staðfastr "steadfast, firm; faithful, staunch, firm in one's mind." Of persons, in English, "unshakable, stubborn, resolute" from c. 1200. Related: Steadfastly, steadfastness.
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