1.There is something destabilizing about seeing Offred in a glittering golden dress cut low in the back and a pair of heels.
英:[ˌdi:ˈsteɪbəlaɪz]
美:[diˈstebəˌlaɪz]
de·sta·bi·lize
di steI b laIz
第三人称单数:destabilizes
现在分词:destabilizing
过去式:destabilized
过去分词:destabilized
destabilization (n.)
词根:destabilize
n.destabilization 不稳定;扰动
Verb
1. become unstable;
"The economy destabilized rapidly"
2. make unstable;
"Terrorism destabilized the government"
unsettle
也可以表示 destabilise,意为“剥夺稳定”,1928年用于化学和物理学领域; 早在1919年就用于政治制度、商业市场等方面; 参见 de- 和 stabilize。相关词汇: Destabilized; destabilizing。
The first known use of destabilize was in 1924
1.There is something destabilizing about seeing Offred in a glittering golden dress cut low in the back and a pair of heels.
2.Deterioration in any one area can destabilize the whole.
任何一个方面的恶化会导致全局的不稳定。
3.Trading fur with Europeans turned out to be profoundly destabilizing to long-established relationships between Native nations; an expanded market brought guns and disease.
4.Despite that destabilizing regimen, Ms. Silverstein maintained a vigorous life, returning to finish law school after her first transplant, then practicing briefly before abandoning the profession to raise a son, Casey, and, eventually, to write.
5.It presents grief, violence, self-harm and self-doubt in an unusual fashion, driving home just how disorienting and destabilizing these forces can be.
6.These impossible visions at times evoke the work of M. C. Escher, who used perspective to destabilize otherwise realistic images.
7.From the very first destabilizing moments of this movie, Park dazzles you with the beauty of his images and the intoxicating bravura of his unfettered imagination.
8.Whether she’s singing old songs or her own, Ms. Chaney destabilizes them, turning them into rhapsodic, immediate dramas, giving listeners a reason to hang on every phrase and inflection.
9.He warned that the fighting in Lebanon could destabilize the Middle East.
他警告说,黎巴嫩的战斗可能会造成中东地区的不稳定.
10.This is all part of the destabilizing process.
11.Each is so destabilizing it necessitates a quick hit of the pause button, and maybe a walk around the block.
12.Schrader, she said, “likes playing with film form but he isn’t interested in conventional heroes and beats, and even when he hits familiar notes he does so with his own destabilizing rhythm and pressure.”
13.The not-yet-adolescent Kay, meanwhile, hovers awkwardly on the fringes of a group of mean girls who destabilize her by “negotiating behind long strings of blonde.”
14.“But as with the most searing of Cattelan’s radical, destabilizing sculptures, it stares evil in the face and dares to question the role authority might have played in the perpetuation of such immorality.”
15.In this already less-than-tidy context, the basic uncertainty regarding how to diagnose what was wrong with a patient was potentially explosively destabilizing.
16.According to Brugger’s star witness, the group’s purpose was to destabilize certain countries.
17.Recent threats to federal arts funding — though dodged for now — have further destabilized an already financially precarious field.
18.But after years of being on view in the museum, its colors were changing and its materials destabilizing.
19.Until you two are brave enough to at least attempt to discuss those missing years, you will continue to be destabilized by the possibility of it happening again.
20.Mr. Althoff has altered the vitrine-like display spaces, covering the floors with destabilizing sheets of heavy paper over slabs of foam, and the walls with more heavy paper, rice paper and raw cotton.