Stabilisation Meaning in English

word

US

ˌsteɪbələˈzeɪʃən

stay-buh-ZAY-shuhn

UK

stˌeɪbɪlaɪzˈeɪʃən

stuh-bil-eye-ZAY-shuhn

التعريف

The process of making something steady, secure, or less likely to change suddenly, especially in economics, politics, or structures.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Stabilisation' is used mainly in formal, technical, or academic contexts such as 'economic stabilisation,' 'political stabilisation,' or 'soil stabilisation.' This is the British spelling; the American spelling is 'stabilization.' Often appears in government, science, or engineering discussions.

• Spanish: estabilización
• Portuguese (BR): estabilização
• Portuguese (PT): estabilização
• Chinese (Simplified): 稳定（通常指经济、局势等）
• Chinese (Traditional): 穩定（通常指經濟、局勢等）
• Hindi: स्थिरता
• Arabic: الاستقرار
• Bengali: স্থিতিশীলতা
• Russian: стабилизация
• Japanese: 安定化
• Vietnamese: ổn định hóa - sự ổn định
• Korean: 안정화
• Turkish: istikrarlaştırma
• Urdu: استحکام
• Indonesian: stabilisasi

جمل نموذجية

The government promised quick stabilisation of the economy.

basic

Stabilisation of the building was needed after the earthquake.

basic

The stabilisation of prices helped many families.

basic

Thanks to the new policies, we finally saw some stabilisation in the market.

natural

Strict rules were introduced for the stabilisation of the banking sector.

natural

The patient's health improved after the stabilisation of their condition.

natural