Definition of stabilization in English:

stabilization

(British stabilisation)

nounsteɪbɪlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The process of making something physically more secure or stable.
the derelict buildings will require some structural stabilization
Example sentencesExamples
- Most sweater fabrics don't need stabilization except at the shoulder seams.
- Clear elastic is soft and lightweight and has excellent stretch and recovery, making it ideal for soft edge stabilization.
- Ankle support can be worn within a shoe to provide user with support and stabilization during rigorous activity.
- They may be able to do some emergency stabilization, like wedging the coral pieces in the rocks to keep them from rolling around in the waves.
- If you're making a very large button, the buttonhole may need more stabilization than usual.
1. 1.1 The process of becoming or being made unlikely to change, fail, or decline.
  the economy is starting to show signs of stabilization
  stabilization of the patient's cardiac function
  as modifier the corporation's stabilization fund was still in arrears
  Example sentencesExamples
  If tax dollars are going to be spent on bank stabilization and restoration, you want to do the most with the money you have.
  Whey protein stabilization is important in the formulation of these products.
  Composting results in stabilization of nitrogen in organic form for use in soils.
  Assistance has been made conditional upon the implementation of macroeconomic stabilization programmes.
  There will have to be stabilisation on the security front, plus measures to restore confidence.

Definition of stabilization in US English:

stabilization

(British stabilisation)

noun

1The process of making something physically more secure or stable.
the derelict buildings will require some structural stabilization
Example sentencesExamples
- Clear elastic is soft and lightweight and has excellent stretch and recovery, making it ideal for soft edge stabilization.
- Ankle support can be worn within a shoe to provide user with support and stabilization during rigorous activity.
- If you're making a very large button, the buttonhole may need more stabilization than usual.
- Most sweater fabrics don't need stabilization except at the shoulder seams.
- They may be able to do some emergency stabilization, like wedging the coral pieces in the rocks to keep them from rolling around in the waves.
1. 1.1 The process of becoming or being made unlikely to change, fail, or decline.
  the economy is starting to show signs of stabilization
  stabilization of the patient's cardiac function
  as modifier the corporation's stabilization fund was still in arrears
  Example sentencesExamples
  Assistance has been made conditional upon the implementation of macroeconomic stabilization programmes.
  Composting results in stabilization of nitrogen in organic form for use in soils.
  Whey protein stabilization is important in the formulation of these products.
  If tax dollars are going to be spent on bank stabilization and restoration, you want to do the most with the money you have.
  There will have to be stabilisation on the security front, plus measures to restore confidence.

词汇	stabilization
释义	Definition of stabilization in English: stabilization (British stabilisation) nounsteɪbɪlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The process of making something physically more secure or stable. the derelict buildings will require some structural stabilization Example sentencesExamples Most sweater fabrics don't need stabilization except at the shoulder seams. Clear elastic is soft and lightweight and has excellent stretch and recovery, making it ideal for soft edge stabilization. Ankle support can be worn within a shoe to provide user with support and stabilization during rigorous activity. They may be able to do some emergency stabilization, like wedging the coral pieces in the rocks to keep them from rolling around in the waves. If you're making a very large button, the buttonhole may need more stabilization than usual. 1.1 The process of becoming or being made unlikely to change, fail, or decline. the economy is starting to show signs of stabilization stabilization of the patient's cardiac function as modifier the corporation's stabilization fund was still in arrears Example sentencesExamples If tax dollars are going to be spent on bank stabilization and restoration, you want to do the most with the money you have. Whey protein stabilization is important in the formulation of these products. Composting results in stabilization of nitrogen in organic form for use in soils. Assistance has been made conditional upon the implementation of macroeconomic stabilization programmes. There will have to be stabilisation on the security front, plus measures to restore confidence. Definition of stabilization in US English: stabilization (British stabilisation) noun 1The process of making something physically more secure or stable. the derelict buildings will require some structural stabilization Example sentencesExamples Clear elastic is soft and lightweight and has excellent stretch and recovery, making it ideal for soft edge stabilization. Ankle support can be worn within a shoe to provide user with support and stabilization during rigorous activity. If you're making a very large button, the buttonhole may need more stabilization than usual. Most sweater fabrics don't need stabilization except at the shoulder seams. They may be able to do some emergency stabilization, like wedging the coral pieces in the rocks to keep them from rolling around in the waves. 1.1 The process of becoming or being made unlikely to change, fail, or decline. the economy is starting to show signs of stabilization stabilization of the patient's cardiac function as modifier the corporation's stabilization fund was still in arrears Example sentencesExamples Assistance has been made conditional upon the implementation of macroeconomic stabilization programmes. Composting results in stabilization of nitrogen in organic form for use in soils. Whey protein stabilization is important in the formulation of these products. If tax dollars are going to be spent on bank stabilization and restoration, you want to do the most with the money you have. There will have to be stabilisation on the security front, plus measures to restore confidence.
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