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go steady

go on dates with the same person all the time, date just one person My sister has been going steady with the same person for two years.

steady as a rock

Idiom(s): (as) steady as a rock

Theme: STEADINESS

very steady and unmovable; very stable.
• His hand was steady as a rock as he pulled the trigger of the revolver.
• You must remain as steady as a rock when you are arguing with your supervisor.

Slow and steady wins the race

Idiom(s): Slow and steady wins the race

Theme: DETERMINATION

A proverb meaning that deliberateness and determination will lead to success, or (literally) a reasonable pace will win a race.
• I worked my way through college in six years. Now I know what they mean when they say, "Slow and steady wins the race."
• Ann won the race because she started off slowly and established a good pace. The other runners tried to sprint the whole distance,
and they tired out before the final lap. Ann's trainer said, "You see! I told you! Slow and steady wins the race."

to go steady

to go out with someone: "They've been going steady since their first year at university."

go steady|go|steady

v. phr. To go on dates with the same person all the time; dale just one person. At first Tom and Martha were not serious about each other, but now they are going steady. Jean went steady with Bob for a year; then they had a quarrel and stopped dating each other.
Synonym: KEEP COMPANY.
Antonym: PLAY THE FIELD.

steady

steady
In addition to the idiom beginning with steady, also see go steady; slow but sure.