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sure-footed [shua-fu-tid]
adjetivo
1. Se dice del animal que no tropieza y de los afectos de ánimo que obran sin interrupción.

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sure-footed [ˈʃʊəˈfʊtɪd]
adjective
de pie firme; [+leadership] firme
his sure-footed leadership
to be sure-footed conocer el terreno que se pisa
the president sounded less than sure-footed My horse is small but wiry and sure-footed The Labour Party is growing increasingly sure-footed the party is concerned that she is no longer sure-footed

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