stabilisation

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A noun referring to the act or process of making something, such as a vessel, aircraft, or system, more stable or less likely to change, overturn, or fluctuate.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa la acción o el proceso de hacer que algo (por ejemplo, un barco, un avión o un sistema) pase a un estado más estable, menos susceptible a cambios, vuelcos o fluctuaciones.

1. Making something steady B2 formal

   The process of making something, such as a vessel or aircraft, less likely to overturn or become unstable.

   • The ship's stabilisation system prevented it from capsizing in the storm.
   • Engineers worked on the stabilisation of the aircraft's wings.
   • Proper stabilisation is crucial for safe flight.

   🇪🇸Estabilización

   Sinónimos: equilibrationstabilizationsteadying

   Antónimos: destabilisationdestabilization

2. General stabilization B2 formal

   The act of making something stable or more stable, often in a broader context.

   • The government implemented measures for economic stabilisation.
   • The patient's condition required medical stabilisation.
   • Stabilisation of the political situation was a top priority.

   🇪🇸Estabilización general

   Sinónimos: settlingstabilizationsteadying

   Antónimos: destabilization

• stabilisations plural form
• stabilisations' possessive plural form
• stabilisation's possessive singular form