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

• 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。
• 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”。
• 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。
• But so far, the government still sets a higher priority for protecting growth than for stabilising prices.
  但政府迄今仍把保增长放在比稳定物价更重要的位置上。
• 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。
• Further evidence that the banking system is stabilising is seen by activity in financial commercial paper.
  金融商业票据市场的活跃进一步证明，银行业体系正在企稳。
• 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。
• 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。
• These can help in stabilising and reducing public debt – but only if care is taken to avoid pro-cyclical fiscal policy in the next downturn.
  这些目标和触发因素有助于稳定和降低公共债务，但前提是必须谨慎设定，以免在下次衰退期间采取顺周期的财政政策。
• Spending has been very weak but stabilising.
  开支十分疲软，但正在企稳。