Stabilise Meaning in English

word

US

ˈsteɪbəˌlaɪz

STAY-buh-lyze

UK

stˈeɪbəlˌaɪz

stay-buh-LYZE

التعريف

To make something steady and unlikely to change or move suddenly; to make or become more stable.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

More common in British English; American spelling is 'stabilize'. Used in technical, scientific, economic, and everyday contexts. Common collocations: 'stabilise the economy', 'stabilise a patient', 'stabilise prices'. Can be transitive or intransitive.

• Spanish: estabilizar
• Portuguese (BR): estabilizar
• Portuguese (PT): estabilizar
• Chinese (Simplified): 稳定
• Chinese (Traditional): 穩定
• Hindi: स्थिर करना
• Arabic: يستقر
• Bengali: স্থিতিশীল করা - স্থিতিশীল হওয়া
• Russian: стабилизировать - стабилизироваться
• Japanese: 安定させる - 安定する
• Vietnamese: ổn định - làm ổn định
• Korean: 안정시키다 - 안정되다
• Turkish: dengede tutmak - istikrara kavuşturmak - dengeyi sağlamak
• Urdu: مستحکم کرنا - مستحکم ہونا
• Indonesian: ổn định - làm ổn định

جمل نموذجية

The doctor tried to stabilise the patient after the accident.

basic

We need to stabilise the table so it doesn't wobble.

basic

Governments try to stabilise the economy during a crisis.

basic

The medicine helped to stabilise his heartbeat.

natural

Prices finally began to stabilise after months of changes.

natural

He took deep breaths to stabilise his nerves before the interview.

natural