stabilising

英 ['steɪbɪlaɪz]

美

vi. 稳定；安定
vt. 使…坚固；使…安定；装稳定器（等于stablize）
stabilise的现在分词

现在分词：stabilising　

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双语例句

• Spending has been very weak but stabilising.
  开支十分疲软，但正在企稳。
• I believe he would have had a stabilising effect on the team.
  我相信他原本可以让全组人稳定下来的。
• Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve Chairman, confirmed investors fears, warning that even if bank rescue plans succeeded in stabilising financial markets "broader economic recovery will not happen right away".
  美联储（fed）主席本伯南克（benbernanke）证实了投资者的担心，他警告，即使银行救援方案成功使金融市场恢复稳定，“不会马上出现大范围的经济复苏”。
• However, Mr Bernanke warned the "severe" US recession may drag into 2010 unless the government succeeds in stabilising the banking system and financial markets with strong action.
  然而，伯南克警告称，如果美国政府不能以强有力的手段成功稳定银行体系和金融市场，美国的“严重”衰退可能会延续至2010年。
• The dollar depreciation has been gradual, with low volatility serving as a stabilising force during the six-year expansion.
  美元的贬值一直渐进式的，较低的波动性在6年的经济扩张中起到了稳定作用。
• Prof Woodford is right to emphasise the stabilising power of a clear policy framework.
  伍德福德强调建立一个明确政策框架的维稳作用是对的。
• The European market also appears to be stabilising for premium carmakers.
  此外，对于豪华汽车制造商而言，欧洲市场似乎正在企稳。
• Suppose the ECB did succeed in stabilising government bond markets in this way.
  假设欧洲央行通过这种方式成功稳定了政府债券市场。
• Confidence and the appetite for risk began to return then amid signs that the global economy was stabilising.
  自那时起，随着全球经济出现企稳迹象，市场信心和风险偏好就已开始回升。
• His stimulus bill has clearly made a significant contribution to stabilising the US economy since its passage in February.
  他的经济刺激法案自今年2月通过以来，显然已对稳定美国经济产生显著的贡献。