英:[ˌsteɪbəlaɪ'zeɪʃn]
美:[ˌsteɪbəlaɪ'zeɪʃn]
英:[ˌsteɪbəlaɪ'zeɪʃn]
美:[ˌsteɪbəlaɪ'zeɪʃn]
sta·bi·li·za·tion
steI b laI zeI shn
词根:stable
adj.stable 稳定的;牢固的;坚定的
stabilized 稳定的;减摇的
stabile 稳定的;固着的
n.stable 马厩;牛棚
stability 稳定性;坚定,恒心
stabilizer [助剂] 稳定剂;稳定器;安定装置
stabilizing 稳定化;稳定化处理
stabile 固定的雕刻物
stableness 稳定性
v.stabilized 稳定(stabilize的过去分词)
stabilizing 使安定(stabilize的ing形式)
vi.stable 被关在马厩
stabilize 稳定,安定
stabilise 稳定;安定
vt.stable 赶入马房
stabilize 使稳固,使安定
stabilise 使…坚固;使…安定;装稳定器(等于stablize)
verb
transitive verb
to make stable, steadfast, or firm
to hold steady: such as
to maintain the stability of (something, such as an airplane) by means of a stabilizer
to limit fluctuations of
stabilize prices
to establish a minimum price for
intransitive verb
to become stable, firm, or steadfast
stabilization pond稳定塘;氧化池,稳定池
stabilization fund平准基金;稳定基金
soil stabilization土壤稳定;土壤加固法
thermal stabilization热安定性化;热加固
同时, stabilisation,“使稳定的行动”,指的是从 stabilize 派生的名词,词源可以追溯到1881年。
坚定法
安定
稳定
安定:稳定状态的形成
稳定
镇定
稳定化
稳定
稳定
镇定
The first known use of stabilize was in 1861
stablernoun
one that keeps a stable
stable1 of 3noun
a building in which domestic animals are sheltered and fedespecially: such a building having stalls or compartments
a horse stable
the racehorses of one owner
a group of athletes (as boxers) under one management
stable2 of 3verb
to put, keep, or live in or as if in a stable
stable3 of 3adjective
firmly established : fixed, steadfast
a stable community
not easily changed or affected
a stable government
not likely to change suddenly or greatly
a stable income
steady in purpose : constant
not subject to insecurity or emotional illness : sane
stable personalities
not readily changing in chemical composition or physical state
a stable compound
stable1 of 3noun
a building in which domestic animals are sheltered and fedespecially: such a building having stalls or compartments
a horse stable
the racehorses of one owner
a group of athletes (as boxers) under one management
stable2 of 3verb
to put, keep, or live in or as if in a stable
stable3 of 3adjective
firmly established : fixed, steadfast
a stable community
not easily changed or affected
a stable government
not likely to change suddenly or greatly
a stable income
steady in purpose : constant
not subject to insecurity or emotional illness : sane
stable personalities
not readily changing in chemical composition or physical state
a stable compound
stabilizeverb
to make or become stable, fixed, or firm
to hold steady (as by means of a stabilizer)
stabilizernoun
one (as a chemical or a device) that stabilizes somethingespecially: a fixed surface for stabilizing the motion of an airplane
stabilizeverb
to make or become stable, fixed, or firm
to hold steady (as by means of a stabilizer)
stabilizeverb
to make or become stable, fixed, or firm
to hold steady (as by means of a stabilizer)
stabilizeverb
to make or become stable, fixed, or firm
to hold steady (as by means of a stabilizer)
1 We did include stabilization funds to make sure those centers kept their doors open.
2 There has recently been some stabilization in world population.
最近世界人口有一些稳定了。
3 But sleep's effects on memory are not limited to stabilization.
但是睡眠作用在记忆力上的效果不仅限于稳固上。
4 Museum officials have not yet inspected the flag, which was delivered to a conservation company for stabilization and cleaning to ensure its longevity.
5 There would be universal health care, rent stabilization, eviction moratoriums forever, universal basic income of some kind, free public education, loan forgiveness.
6 Improved image stabilization when shooting at slow shutter speeds.
改善了图像稳定拍摄时,在慢快门速度.
7 During the height of the pandemic, I spent most of the year in the hospital for psychiatric evaluations, medical stabilization and re-feeding.
8 As a Kanye West album, it feels more like a stabilization than an innovation.
9 US housing data show signs of stabilization, with inventories of unsold homes having fallen to about 8 months.
最近,美国房屋数据显示出稳定的信号,未售出房屋库存回落至8个月以来新低。
10 Its distinctive viscoelasticity effectively regulates fluid dynamics within the eye, contributing to retinal stabilization and the elimination of air bubbles.
11 Use periodic and frequent stabilization periods to fix and reduce the backlog of defects.
分配周期性的且较频繁的稳定时间来修复和减少产品缺陷。
12 With the higher olefins, stabilization of the energetic intermediates occurs more easily.
在较高的烯烃情况下, 高能的中间物稳定作用更易出现.
13 This may also have been aided by image stabilization technology that Google has added to the video application.
这也得益于Google向视频应用中所添加的图像稳定化技术的支持。
14 The Verge, on the other hand, was less impressed, calling it a “mixed bag”, and pinging the camera for rolling shutter problems, and lackluster stabilization while filming.
15 The pilots were able to stabilize the airplane and land safely.
16 They required stabilization before they could even be handled.
17 The employment situation is the critical element in restoring some sort of stabilization in the economy.
就业状况是决定经济能否恢复某种稳定的关键因素。
18 Thanks to New Jersey we learned that any sort of hard stabilization—sea walls, groins, and jetties—was very damaging to the beach.
19 Unbeknownst to many tenants across the city, an obscure city rule requires some newly built rental properties to be put under the city’s rent stabilization ordinance, commonly referred to as rent control.
20 Caltrans’ contractors recently started work on more long-term stabilization there, planning to drill vertical and horizontal supports deep into the cliffside.
1 稳定
hard firm stable steady settled staid unfaltering equable firmly stably equably tranquillization freeze ballast tranquilization sure-footedness settle stabilize stay peg even regular secure static stabilizing rock-steady stability soundness calm calm down safe constant balanced resistant tranquil immovable canny unruffled stabile steady-going steadily balance regulation consistency moderation tranquility tranquillity consistence equability rule
3 固定
inerratic put fast constant fixed stable upset built-in static stationary stated seated settled rooted inflexible immobile immovable staid fixative stabile immotile fixedly lock bond settlement fixture fixing fixation mortise settling fastness immovability rootage set fix settle anchor tighten moor establish seat bed root stabilize stereotype peg fasten immobilize
4 坚定
stand-fast sure firm massive consistent steady robust sturdy rigid stern stout confirmed steadfast unwavering stalwart staunch unrelenting resolute inflexible immovable unmoved impregnable unswerving unfaltering unshaken persevering unbending unblenched square firmly steadily resolution resolve stability consistency perseverance firmness corroboration steadiness consistence harden fortify corroborate