unbalance

• 名词，表示失去平衡或不平衡的状态，也指精神失常、精神错乱及定向障碍的状态。

A noun referring to a lack of balance or state of disequilibrium, or a state of mental disturbance and disorientation.

1. Lack of equilibriumB2formal

   A condition where something is not evenly distributed or stable, resulting in a state of disequilibrium.

   不平衡

   • The unbalance in the load caused the truck to tilt dangerously.
   • Economic unbalance can lead to widespread market instability.
   • The unbalance of the scales was due to a missing weight.

   同义词asymmetrydisequilibriumimbalanceinstabilitylopsidednessunevenness

   反义词balanceequilibriumstabilitysymmetry

2. C1formal

   A state of mental disturbance or disorientation, often characterized by confusion or instability.

   精神失衡

   • The trauma caused a temporary unbalance in his mind.
   • Her unbalance was evident in her erratic behavior.
   • The doctor diagnosed a severe emotional unbalance.

   同义词crazinessderangementdisequilibriumdisorientationinstabilitymadness

• 使失去平衡、变得不稳定或不均匀的动词。

A verb used to indicate the act of causing something to become unstable, uneven, or lacking equilibrium.

1. Disturb equilibriumB2formal

   To cause something to become unstable or lose its physical balance.

   使失去平衡

   • The sudden weight shift unbalanced the boat.
   • Adding too much weight on one side will unbalance the structure.
   • The earthquake unbalanced many buildings in the city.

   同义词destabilizedisturbunsteadyupset

   反义词balancesteady

2. Disturb mental stabilityC1formal

   To cause someone to become mentally or emotionally unstable.

   使失去心理平衡

   • The traumatic event unbalanced him for several months.
   • Constant stress can unbalance even the strongest person.
   • The loss of her job unbalanced her emotionally.

   同义词crazederangedisturbmaddenunhingeunsettleupset

   反义词balancecalmcomposesettlesteady