stable

• 形容事物不易改变、不易失效或不易移动；牢固固定或保持平衡、稳定。

Describes something that is not likely to change, fail, or move; firmly fixed or steady.

1. Not likely to change or moveB1formal

   Firmly fixed, steady, and not likely to move, change, or fail.

   稳定的

   • The patient's condition is stable after the surgery.
   • We need a stable foundation for the building.
   • The economy has remained stable for several months.

   同义词constantfirmfixedimmovablereliablesecuresolidsteadfaststeadyunchangeable

   反义词changeableshakyunstableunsteadyvariablewobbly

2. Emotionally balancedB2formal

   Having a calm and rational state of mind; not easily upset.

   情绪稳定

   • She is a very stable person who handles stress well.
   • He needs a stable environment to focus on his work.
   • Children thrive in a stable and loving home.

   同义词balancedcalmcomposedequableeven-temperedlevel-headedrationalself-possessedsensiblesteadyunflappable

   反义词erraticmoodyunbalancedunstablevolatile

3. Reliable and consistentB1formal

   Dependable and not subject to sudden changes.

   稳定的

   • He has a stable job with a good salary.
   • The relationship between the two countries is stable.
   • We need a stable internet connection for the video call.

   同义词consistentconstantdependablereliablesecuresolidsteadfaststeadyunwavering

   反义词erraticinconstantunpredictableunstablevolatile

• 指用于饲养和马匹或其他家畜的建筑物或场所。

A noun referring to a building or structure where horses or other livestock are kept and sheltered.

1. Building for horsesA2formal

   A building where horses or other livestock are kept.

   马厩

   • The horses were led back to the stable after the ride.
   • The stable has room for ten horses.
   • He cleaned the stable every morning.

   同义词barnhorse barnlivery stablestabling

2. B1formal

   A group of racehorses belonging to a particular owner or trainer.

   马房

   • The stable won three races this season.
   • She owns a successful racing stable.
   • The trainer manages a stable of thoroughbreds.

   同义词string

• 动词，指把动物（尤其是马）关进或安置在马厩中。

A verb used to indicate the act of putting or keeping an animal, especially a horse, in a stable.

1. Put or keep in a stableB2formal

   To put or keep an animal, especially a horse, in a stable.

   把（马等）关进马厩

   • The farmer stabled the horses for the night.
   • We need to stable the ponies before the storm arrives.
   • They stabled their livestock in the new barn.

   同义词houselodgeput upquartershelterstall