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

• However, recent signals of steel demand stabilising have given mills a cautiously optimistic outlook.
  不过，近期钢材需求企稳的迹象，使得炼钢企业的前景变得谨慎乐观。
• He says the priority remains stabilising the nuclear reactors at Fukushima and restoring safety.
  他表示首要工作是稳定福岛的核反应堆，恢复安全。
• But the stabilising oil price has boosted stocks.
  但油价的企稳提振了股市。
• But since the end of the first quarter there have been growing signs the economy is stabilising.
  但自第一季度末以来，已有越来越多的迹象表明经济正在企稳。
• Spending has been very weak but stabilising.
  开支十分疲软，但正在企稳。
• The European Central Bank has been so divided that it too has neglected core functions of stabilising panicked markets.
  欧洲央行（ECB）也陷入严重的分裂，以至于同样忽视了其稳定恐慌市场的核心职能。
• The global economy has moved away from a deflationary environment and a 12-year low for equities in the first quarter to a state of stabilising output, recovering optimism, and booming asset markets supported by ultra-easy US monetary policy and a cheaper dollar.
  全球经济已摆脱通货紧缩的环境和第一季度的12年股市低点，全球经济生产已经企稳，乐观情绪正在恢复，超宽松的美国货币政策和美元贬值支持了资产市场的繁荣。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。