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| 1. | It's always better to be safe and pay a pound or so more, than to be sorry. |
| 宁愿稳妥一些，多花上一、两个英镑，总比事后追悔要好一点。 |
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| 2. | Solid( n.)可靠的、稳妥的 Their partnership is solid as a rock. |
| 他们的伙伴关系像岩石一样坚不可摧。 |
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| 3. | It is better to be prudent. |
| 还是稳妥一点好。 |
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| 4. | would rather than |
| 宁愿 |
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| 5. | safe; reliable; secure and dependable; sound |
| 稳妥 |
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| 6. | a sound investment |
| 稳妥的投资 |
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| 7. | prodential ratios |
| 稳妥比率 |
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| 8. | People think the new leading body is reliable. |
| 感到是稳妥的， |
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| 9. | Of course we have to be cautious, but that doesn't mean we should do nothing. |
| 要讲究稳妥，但稳妥变成停滞不前就坏了。 |
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| 10. | had just as soon; had just that minute |
| 宁愿.. |
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