单词 | stability |
释义 | sta·bil·i·ty 1. a. < bridge … was frail, with little lateral stability to withstand the gales — O.S.Nock > < these metals have a structural stability that should ensure long life — Betty Pepis > < the stability of a price is the degree to which it stays the same over time — A.P.Lerner > < a recession appeared that showed the lack of stability in the economy — Oscar Handlin > < cultural stability — a phenomenon which, in its psychological aspects, is called conservatism — M.J.Herskovits > < political stability, with its accompanying danger of political stagnation — W.C.Brownell > b. c. < the stability of a projectile > < the stability of a ship > < the stability of an airplane > d. < a plastic with a heat stability of up to 100° C > < salicylamide, an analgesic of wide compatibility and good stability in pharmaceutical preparations — Monsanto Magazine > e. < stability of a color > 2. a. < an idea so … dishonorable to the stability of her lover — Jane Austen > < she lacks the stability and discipline to keep her gift under control — Time > < each writer had to find or fashion for himself an artistic credo to serve as a center of stability — Max Lerner & Edwin Mims > b. c. |
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