destabilize

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /dɪˈsteɪbəˌlaɪz/

📖 释义

  1. verb
    使不稳定; 破坏稳定

🔗 详情

词形变化

第三人称单数: destabilizes 过去式: destabilized 过去分词: destabilized 现在分词: destabilizing

常用搭配

destabilize the regiondestabilize the economydestabilize the governmentdestabilize the marketdestabilize the situation

派生词

destabilizationdestabilizerdestabilizingstabilizestabilitystableunstable

同义词

underminedisruptunsettleshake upsubvert

反义词

stabilizesettlesecurestrengthen

易混淆词

destabilise
EN: 'Destabilise' is the British English spelling; 'destabilize' is the American English spelling. Both are correct in their respective varieties.
zh: 'Destabilise' 是英式英语拼写；'destabilize' 是美式英语拼写。两者在其各自的变体中都是正确的。
undermine
EN: 'Undermine' means to weaken gradually or secretly, while 'destabilize' specifically means to make something unstable or cause it to lose stability.
zh: 'Undermine' 意思是逐渐或秘密地削弱，而 'destabilize' 特指使某物变得不稳定或导致其失去稳定性。

拼写提示

EN: Remember the prefix 'de-' + 'stabilize'. In British English, use 'destabilise' (with 's'); in American English, use 'destabilize' (with 'z').
zh: 记住前缀 'de-' + 'stabilize'。在英式英语中，使用 'destabilise'（带's'）；在美式英语中，使用 'destabilize'（带'z'）。

💬 例句

  1. The sudden withdrawal of foreign investment threatened to destabilize the country's economy.

    外国投资的突然撤出威胁到该国经济的稳定。

  2. The opposition accused the government of trying to destabilize the region through covert operations.

    反对派指责政府试图通过秘密行动破坏该地区的稳定。