destabiliser

[US]/dɪˈsteɪbəlaɪzə/
[UK]/dɪˈsteɪbəlaɪzər/

Translation

n. 导致不稳定或扰乱系统正常运作的事物。

Example Sentences

foreign interference could destabiliser the fragile democratic government.

外部干预可能破坏脆弱的民主政府。

the sudden policy change might destabiliser the national economy.

突然的政策变化可能会破坏国民经济。

radical groups seek to destabiliser the peace process in the region.

激进团体试图破坏该地区和平进程。

uncontrolled inflation would destabiliser the country's currency.

失控的通货膨胀会破坏国家的货币。

the cyberattack could destabiliser the financial system.

网络攻击可能会破坏金融系统。

internal conflicts risk destabiliser the ruling coalition.

内部冲突会危及执政联盟的稳定。

external powers aim to destabiliser the strategic alliance.

外部势力旨在破坏战略联盟。

the viral misinformation campaign threatens to destabiliser social order.

病毒式错误信息活动威胁要破坏社会秩序。

economic sanctions may destabiliser the government's stability.

经济制裁可能会破坏政府的稳定。

border conflicts could destabiliser the regional security balance.

边境冲突可能会破坏区域安全平衡。

the controversial legislation might destabiliser the constitutional framework.

备受争议的立法可能会破坏宪法框架。

rapid technological changes could destabiliser traditional industries.

快速的技术变革可能会破坏传统产业。

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