steadfast

steadfast
adjective
standhaft; zuverlässig [Freund]; fest [Entschluss]; unverwandt [Blick]; unerschütterlich [Glaube]; unverbrüchlich (geh.) [Freundschaft, Treue]
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adjective
(firm; unchanging: a steadfast friend.) standhaft
- academic.ru/92073/steadfastly">steadfastly
- steadfastness
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stead·fast
[ˈstedfɑ:st, AM -fæst]
adj fest, standhaft, unerschütterlich
\steadfast ally loyaler Verbündeter/loyale Verbündete
\steadfast courage unbezwingbarer Mut
\steadfast critic unerbittlicher Kritiker/unerbittliche Kritikerin
\steadfast friend treuer Freund/treue Freundin
\steadfast look unverwandter Blick
\steadfast love immer währende Liebe
\steadfast opponent unversöhnlicher Gegner/unversöhnliche Gegnerin
\steadfast opposition erbitterte Opposition
to be/remain \steadfast standhaft sein/bleiben
to prove oneself \steadfast sich akk als zuverlässig erweisen
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['stedfəst]
adj
fest; look also unverwandt; person also standhaft, unerschütterlich; refusal also standhaft; belief also unerschütterlich

to remain steadfast in faith —

the sky was a steadfast blue (poet) — der Himmel war von einem wolkenlosen Blau

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steadfast [ˈstedfəst; -fɑːst; US -ˌfæst] adj (adv steadfastly)
1. fest, unverwandt (Blick)
2. fest:
a) unbeweglich
b) dauerhaft
3. fest, unerschütterlich:
a) standhaft, unentwegt, treu:
be steadfast in sth sich von etwas nicht abbringen lassen
b) unabänderlich (Entschluss etc)
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adjective
standhaft; zuverlässig [Freund]; fest [Entschluss]; unverwandt [Blick]; unerschütterlich [Glaube]; unverbrüchlich (geh.) [Freundschaft, Treue]
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adj.
fest adj.
unentwegt adj.
unerschütterlich adj. n.
felsenfest adj.

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