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　

BNC.21673

双语例句

• 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。
• To its credit, its policy is not about directly encouraging asset price inflation, whether in shares or in property; it is more about stabilising prices and stimulating the real economy.
  值得称道的是，其政策在更大程度上不是要直接鼓励资产（无论是股票还是房地产）价格上涨，而是要稳定物价和刺激实体经济。
• It appeared to work in stabilising inflation and providing a foundation for continuous growth.
  该体制似乎在稳定通胀和奠定经济持续增长的基础方面收效甚佳。
• Contrary to our initial projections, our export market is quickly stabilising.
  与我们最初的预期相反，我们的出口市场迅速企稳。
• 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。
• As the boost from fiscal stimulus takes effect there are signs that America's economy is stabilising.
  随着经济刺激措施初入成效，美国经济也显现出稳定的势头。
• 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。
• The euro: a stabilising factor of the international monetary system.
  欧元：国际货币体系的稳定因素。
• Several price indices point to stabilising house values, which should buoy up property-tax revenues and education budgets.
  一些价格指数显示房价会更加稳定，这也保证了丰厚的地产税收和教育预算。
• Necessary authorities include the power in exigent circumstances to guarantee liabilities, provide loans and take other stabilising measures.
  必要的权限包括（在紧急情况下）担保债务、提供贷款以及采取其它有利于稳定的措施的权力。