(wěn) settled; steady; stable
(wěnbiàn) reliable; at one's convenience; as you wish
(wěnjiàn) firm; stable and steady
(wěnshèng) to beat comfortably; to win easily; abbr. for 穩操勝券|稳操胜券, to have victory within one's grasp
(wěnhòu) steady and honest
(wěngù) stable; steady; firm
(wěnzuòdiàoyútái) lit. sitting at ease in a fishing boat despite storms (idiom); to stay calm during tense situation; a cool head in a crisis
(wěnyā) stable voltage
(wěnrútàishān) steady as Mt Tai; as safe as houses
(wěntuǒ) dependable
(wěnpó) midwife (old term)
(wěndìng) steady; stable; stability; to stabilize; to pacify
(wěndìngtáng) stabilization tank (for sewage processing)
(wěndìngdù) degree of stability
(wěndìngxìng) stability
(wěndìngwùjià) stable prices; commodity prices fixed by government (in a command economy); to valorize (a commodity)
(wěnshí) steady; calm and practical
(wěnhéng) steady; stable and permanent; constant; steady-state
(wěnhéngtài) steady state; stable and permanent attitude
(wěntài) steady state
(wěntàilǐlùn) the steady-state theory (cosmology)
(wěnzhāwěndǎ) to go steady and strike hard (in fighting); fig. steadily and surely
(wěnná) a sure gain; sth one is sure to obtain
(wěncāoshèngquàn) grasp it and victory is assured; to have success within one's grasp (idiom)
(wěnbù) steadily; a steady pace
(wěnbùbùqián) to mark time and make no advances (idiom)
(wěnhuò) a sure catch; sth one is sure to obtain
(wěndang) reliable; secure; stable; firm
(wěnliàn) steady and proficient; skilled and reliable
(wěntiē) safe; to appease; to reassure
(wěnzhòng) steady; earnest; staid
(wěnjìng) steady; calm