Word · Frequency #20978
stabilisation
稳定;稳定化
the act of making something stable or less likely to overturn
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n the act of making something (as a vessel or aircraft) less likely to overturn;n the act of stabilizing something or making it more stable
稳定
稳定
In use
After the earthquake, the stabilisation of the damaged bridge was the first priority.
The stabilisation of the patient's blood pressure allowed the surgery to proceed.
Economic stabilisation often requires patience and long-term planning.
the stabilisation of sth
stabilisation 常与 of 连用,表示‘使某事物稳定’。
The stabilisation of the economy took several years.
经济稳定化花了好几年时间。
stabilisation + noun
stabilisation 可以作定语修饰名词,如 price stabilisation(价格稳定)。
The government introduced price stabilisation measures.
政府推出了价格稳定措施。
Common mistakes
The stabilise of the economy is important.The stabilisation of the economy is important.
stabilise 是动词,不能作介词 of 的宾语;此处需要名词形式 stabilisation(稳定化)。
The government works to maintain the stabilisation of prices.The government works to maintain the stability of prices.
stabilisation 指“使稳定的过程”,stability 指“稳定的状态”;maintain 后接表示状态的词,故用 stability。
Connections
Collocations
- economic stabilisation
- 经济稳定
- The government introduced measures for economic stabilisation.政府推出了经济稳定的措施。
- price stabilisation
- 价格稳定
- Price stabilisation is important for consumers.价格稳定对消费者很重要。
- market stabilisation
- 市场稳定
- Central banks play a role in market stabilisation.中央银行在市场稳定中发挥作用。
- stabilisation policy
- 稳定政策
- The country adopted a stabilisation policy after the crisis.这个国家在危机后采取了稳定政策。
- political stabilisation
- 政治稳定
- Political stabilisation is essential for development.政治稳定对发展至关重要。
- stabilisation programme
Learner notes
Memory Tip
stabilisation 里有 stable(稳定),联想给船压舱,让船身不再摇摆,就是‘稳定化’。
Context & Register
语域:formal 常见场景:技术报告、政策文件、学术写作 该词为正式用词,通常出现在技术报告、政策文件或学术写作等书面语中,日常口语较少使用;在美式英语中常拼作 stabilization。
Pronunciation & Spelling
这些词都以 -isation 结尾,重音都在 /zeɪ/ 上,与 stabilisation 的词尾 /ˈzeɪʃən/ 押韵。注意拼写相似的 stable /ˈsteɪbəl/ 和 stabilize /ˈsteɪbɪlaɪz/ 发音不同,不押韵。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.