stabilized
/ˈsteɪ.bə.laɪzd/Word connections
adjective
/ˈsteɪ.bə.laɪzd/Описывает то, что было сделано стабильным, устойчивым или маловероятным к изменениям.
Describe algo que ha sido hecho estable, resistente a cambios o firme, o que ha alcanzado un estado de equilibrio o seguridad.
Qualifie ce qui a été rendu stable, ferme ou peu susceptible de changer; qui a été consolidé ou maintenu dans un état constant.
Beschreibt etwas, das stabil, fest oder widerstandsfähig gegen Veränderungen gemacht wurde. Es kann sich auf physische, emotionale oder wirtschaftliche Zustände beziehen.
Descreve algo que foi tornado estável, firme ou menos sujeito a mudanças. Também pode indicar algo que foi fixado, consolidado ou equilibrado.
指经过调整或处理后变得稳定、不易发生变化的状态;也可指被固定、平衡或使局势安定下来。
يصف شيئًا جُعل ثابتًا أو مستقرًا أو أقل عرضة للتغير أو الاضطراب. ويُستعمل أيضًا لوصف ما تم تثبيته أو تقويته أو إحكامه.
Describes something that has been made stable, steady, or unlikely to change.
Made stable or steadyB2formal
Having been made stable, steady, or unlikely to change suddenly.
Стабилизированный
estabilizado
stabilisé
Stabilisiert
Estabilizado
稳定的
مُستَقِرّ
- The patient's condition has stabilized after the surgery.
- The economy has stabilized following the new policies.
- The structure was stabilized with steel reinforcements.
Kept at a constant levelB2formal
Maintained at a consistent or unchanging level.
Стабилизированный
mantenido a un nivel constante
stabilisé
Stabilisiert
Estabilizado
稳定的
مُستقرّ
- The temperature in the lab is stabilized at 25 degrees Celsius.
- The currency exchange rate has stabilized over the past month.
- The chemical solution was stabilized to prevent decomposition.
Synonymsbalancedconstantevenfixedmaintainedsteadyunchanginguniform
- more stabilized comparative form
- most stabilized superlative form
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