| 词组 | stable |
| 释义 | stable AC /ˈsteɪbəl/ adjective steady and not likely to changeadverbspolitically stable Iceland is a politically stable democracy.financially/economically stable The company is more financially stable and it has paid off its debts.emotionally stable He seemed calm and emotionally stable.reasonably/fairly/relatively stable The situation appears to be reasonably stable. | The years when he was in power were relatively stable.remarkably stable (=in a way that is unusual or surprising) Prices have remained remarkably stable.nounsa stable environment Children like a stable environment.a stable relationship He isn’t married but he’s in a stable relationship.a stable home We felt we could offer a stable home to the children.a stable government The nation needs a strong and stable government.a stable democracy/country The country has still not become a stable democracy.stable prices Oil prices remained stable.a stable economy Germany is known for having a stable economy.a stable currency Switzerland has a stable currency and very little debt.a stable population The area has a stable population of around 250,000 people.stable employment Companies were able to offer relatively stable employment.verbsremain stable His body temperature remained stable.phrasesbe in a stable condition (=used about someone in a hospital who is ill but not getting worse) She is in a stable condition following the accident. |
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