| 稳 | [ wěn  ]    settled, steady, stable | 
| 稳中求进 | [ wěn zhōng qiú jìn  ]    to make progress while ensuring stability | 
| 稳便 | [ wěn biàn  ]    reliable, at one's convenience, as you wish | 
| 稳健 | [ wěn jiàn  ]    firm, stable and steady | 
| 稳胜 | [ wěn shèng  ]    to beat comfortably, to win easily, abbr. for 穩操勝券|稳操胜券, to have victory within one's grasp | 
| 稳厚 | [ wěn hoù  ]    steady and honest | 
| 稳固 | [ wěn gù  ]    stable, steady, firm, to stabilize | 
| 稳坐钓鱼台 | [ wěn zuò yú taí  ]    lit. sitting at ease in a fishing boat despite storms (idiom); to stay calm during tense situation, a cool head in a crisis | 
| 稳压 | [ wěn yā  ]    stable voltage | 
| 稳如泰山 | [ wěn rú taì shān  ]    steady as Mt Tai, as safe as houses | 
| 稳妥 | [ wěn tuǒ  ]    dependable | 
| 稳婆 | [ wěn pó  ]    midwife (old term) | 
| 稳定 | [ wěn dìng  ]    steady, stable, stability, to stabilize, to pacify | 
| 稳定塘 | [ wěn dìng táng  ]    waste stabilization pond | 
| 稳定度 | [ wěn dìng dù  ]    degree of stability | 
| 稳定性 | [ wěn dìng xìng  ]    stability | 
| 稳定物价 | [ wěn dìng wù jià  ]    stable prices, commodity prices fixed by government (in a command economy), to valorize (a commodity) | 
| 稳实 | [ wěn shí  ]    steady, calm and practical | 
| 稳恒 | [ wěn héng  ]    steady, stable and permanent, constant, steady-state | 
| 稳恒态 | [ wěn héng taì  ]    steady state, stable and permanent attitude | 
| 稳态 | [ wěn taì  ]    steady state, homeostasis | 
| 稳态理论 | [ wěn taì lǐ lùn  ]    the steady-state theory (cosmology) | 
| 稳扎稳打 | [ wěn zhā wěn dǎ  ]    to go steady and strike hard (in fighting), fig. steadily and surely | 
| 稳拿 | [ wěn ná  ]    a sure gain, sth one is sure to obtain | 
| 稳控 | [ wěn kòng  ]    to get (a situation) under control, to stabilize | 
| 稳操胜券 | [ wěn caō shèng quàn  ]    grasp it and victory is assured, to have success within one's grasp (idiom) | 
| 稳操胜算 | [ wěn caō shèng suàn  ]    to be assured of success | 
| 稳步 | [ wěn bù  ]    steadily, a steady pace | 
| 稳步不前 | [ wěn bù bù qián  ]    to mark time and make no advances (idiom) | 
| 稳获 | [ wěn huò  ]    a sure catch, sth one is sure to obtain | 
| 稳当 | [ wěn dang  ]    reliable, secure, stable, firm | 
| 稳练 | [ wěn liàn  ]    steady and proficient, skilled and reliable | 
| 稳贴 | [ wěn tiē  ]    safe, to appease, to reassure | 
| 稳重 | [ wěn zhòng  ]    steady, earnest, staid | 
| 稳静 | [ wěn jìng  ]    steady, calm | 
| ⇒ 不稳 | [ bù wěn  ]    unstable, unsteady | 
| ⇒ 不稳定 | [ bù wěn dìng  ]    unstable | 
| ⇒ 不稳定气流 | [ bù wěn dìng qì liú  ]    turbulent | 
| ⇒ 不稳平衡 | [ bù wěn píng héng  ]    unstable equilibrium | 
| ⇒ 不稳性 | [ bù wěn xìng  ]    instability | 
| ⇒ 任凭风浪起,稳坐钓鱼台 | [ rèn píng fēng làng qǐ wěn zuò yú taí  ]    lit. sitting at ease in a fishing boat despite wind and storm (idiom); to stay calm during tense situation, a cool head in a crisis | 
| ⇒ 十成九稳 | [ shí chéng jiǔ wěn  ]    see 十拿九穩|十拿九稳[shi2 na2 jiu3 wen3] | 
| ⇒ 十拿九稳 | [ shí ná jiǔ wěn  ]    to be a cinch, in the bag, (of a person) confident of success | 
| ⇒ 单稳 | [ dān wěn  ]    monostable, single-side stable (relays) | 
| ⇒ 嘴稳 | [ zuǐ wěn  ]    able to keep a secret | 
| ⇒ 四平八稳 | [ sì píng bā wěn  ]    everything steady and stable (idiom); overcautious and unimaginary | 
| ⇒ 安稳 | [ ān wěn  ]    smooth and steady | 
| ⇒ 平稳 | [ píng wěn  ]    smooth, steady | 
| ⇒ 把稳 | [ bǎ wěn  ]    trustworthy, dependable | 
| ⇒ 沉稳 | [ chén wěn  ]    steady, calm, unflustered | 
| ⇒ 准稳旋涡结构 | [ zhǔn wěn xuán wō jié goù  ]    quasi-stationary spiral structure QSSS (astrophysics) | 
| ⇒ 稳扎稳打 | [ wěn zhā wěn dǎ  ]    to go steady and strike hard (in fighting), fig. steadily and surely | 
| ⇒ 站稳 | [ zhàn wěn  ]    to stand firm | 
| ⇒ 站稳脚步 | [ zhàn wěn bù  ]    to gain a firm foothold, (fig.) to get oneself established | 
| ⇒ 站稳脚跟 | [ zhàn wěn gēn  ]    to stand firmly, to gain a foothold, to establish oneself | 
| ⇒ 维稳 | [ weí wěn  ]    to maintain social stability | 
| ⇒ 长期稳定性 | [ cháng qī wěn dìng xìng  ]    long-term stability | 
| ⇒ 双稳 | [ shuāng wěn  ]    bistable | 
| ⇒ 电子稳定程序 | [ diàn zǐ wěn dìng chéng xù  ]    (automotive) electronic stability program (ESP) |