sure-footed信息详情
脚步稳的，踏实的，不出差错的
sure-footed───adj.脚踏实地的，稳当的；无差错的
surefooted───adj.脚踏实地的，稳当的；无差错的
sure-footedly───坚定地
surefootedly───坚定地
barefooted───adj.光着脚的（等于barefoot）；adv.光着脚地
refooted───重新加计
side-footed───侧脚的
sidefooted───侧脚的
sure-footedness───脚踏实地
They have become very sure-footed.───他们的步伐变得非常稳健。
My horse is small but wiry and sure-footed.───我的马虽矮小，但身体结实，步伐稳健。
The feet are large with strong well-arched toes, making the Saint Bernard's sure-footed in the snow and ice.───的脚一般很大，脚指的形状使它们在雪地或冰地上很稳定。
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。