stabilise

美音：['steɪbəlaɪz] 英音：['steɪbəlaɪz]

简单释义：

v.（使）稳定

网络稳固；稳定技术；平衡

完整释义：

1.稳定;稳固

例句：

We do see the Fed action post the Bear Sterns fall out as being significant in trying to stabilise the financial system.
继贝尔斯登的解散后，我们的确看到美联储在稳定金融系统中起到的重要作用。
When the German government set up a bail-out fund to stabilise the country's banking system, he said he would be "ashamed" to use it.
当德国政府成立纾困基金，要稳定该国的银行系统时，他说他将“羞于”使用这份钱。
I conjectured over a year ago on these pages that the crisis will end when home prices in the US stabilise.
一年多以前，我为英国《金融时报》撰文时推测，本次危机会在美国房价企稳时结束。
This downturn will not be over until share prices of financial stocks stabilise, and thus far there is no sign of that occurring.
直到金融股票的价格稳定下来，股市下跌才会结束，但是目前没有这样的迹象。
The big question, of course, is whether that will keep bank finances shored up long enough for markets to stabilise.
最大的问题无可厚非的是，究竟银行金融能否保持上涨势头，并一直挺到市场得以稳定的那天。
They said it was a second-best solution that failed to stabilise the euro and restore the trust of the financial markets.
他们表示，这是一种次优解决方案，它未能稳定欧元，也没有恢复金融市场的信任。
His policy over the next 30 years or so was to stabilise the economy, which also indirectly stabilises the region.
他的政策在今后30年或这样做主要是为了稳定经济，这也间接地稳定下来后该地区。
After all, the tech industry has been a big beneficiary of the Obama administration's efforts to stabilise the economy.
毕竟，奥巴马政府全力稳定经济的大受惠人就是高科技产业。

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