destabilize 的定义
de·sta·bi·lized, de·sta·bi·liz·ing.
- to make unstable; rid of stabilizing attributes: conflicts that tend to destabilize world peace.
destabilize 近义词
等同于 undercut
更多destabilize例句
- This process could have led to the water getting warmer, destabilizing the adjacent ice sheet.
- The current challenges around cloud migration focus on application readiness, risk of destabilizing the legacy environment, cost implications, and security implications of different cloud technologies.
- In the past, carbon dioxide from fires would be reabsorbed when plants regrew in subsequent years, but 2019’s fire emissions rose, potentially destabilizing that balance.
- Zuri Williams said the disruption destabilized Zora Williams’ academic career.
- They believe that every detainee has actively resisted and is part of an organization whose sole aim is to “destabilize the situation in the country.”
- The lies are just the latest attempt to destabilize a fractured country.
- I believe that Iranian TV wishes to destabilize my family, who live in a small town.
- Now they are in Donetsk region, many paid by Yanukovych, who is still dreaming to destabilize life in Ukraine.
- A campaign to destabilize the country has escalated rapidly this year.
- Putin will seek to intimidate, apply pressure and destabilize.
- To convince the West of the quality of its wares, China demonstrates its capacity to destabilize in various corners of the world.