| 单词 | 稳固 |
| 释义 | 〔base〕 Foundation applies physically(the foundation of a house) and figuratively (a statement without foundation in fact) . It often stresses firmness of support for something of relative magnitude: Foundation 指物质基础如：（房基） 及用作比喻：（没有事实基础的声明） 。 它经常被用来强调相关数量事物基础的稳固和坚固： 〔fixity〕The quality or condition of being fixed.稳固性，耐挥发性：成为稳固、耐挥发的质量或状态〔shaky〕Wavering in firmness:动摇的：在稳固方面有所动摇的：〔Vallejo〕Mexican-born American pioneer and soldier who helped secure California's admission to the United States.巴列霍，马里奥诺·瓜达卢佩：(1808-1890) 墨西哥裔的美国开辟者和战士，他帮助稳固了加利福尼亚加入美国〔roothold〕Support or stabilization of a plant in the soil through the spreading of its roots.根固：通过在土壤里伸展根部支持植物或把植物稳固住〔keynote〕"The keynote of the revolution settlement was personal freedom under the law"(G.M. Trevelyan)“革命稳固的根本在于法律控制下的个人自由”(G.M.特里维廉)〔familiar〕Of established friendship; intimate:亲密的：稳固的友谊；暧昧的：〔outrigger〕A projecting frame extending laterally beyond the main structure of a vehicle, an aircraft, or a machine to stabilize the structure or support an extending part.悬臂支架：为使结构稳固或支撑外延部分而从车辆、飞机或机器的侧面延伸至主体之外的架子〔precarious〕"His kingdom was still precarious; the Danes far from subdued"(Christopher Brooke)“他的王国仍未稳固；因丹麦人尚未臣服”(克里斯托弗·布鲁克)〔fixate〕To make fixed, stable, or stationary.使固定、稳固或不动〔secure〕Not likely to fail or give way; stable:稳固的：不可能失败或放弃的；坚固的：〔mainline〕Being in a principal or well-established position:传统的：处在主要的或者稳固的位置上：〔steadfast〕Fixed or unchanging; steady.固定的：固定不变的；稳固的〔footing〕a business begun on a good footing.这家公司建立在一个稳固的基础上〔belt〕A flexible band, as of leather or cloth, worn around the waist to support clothing, secure tools or weapons, or serve as decoration.腰带：柔韧灵活的带子，用皮革或布制造，围在腰间用以扎系衣服、稳固工具或武器，或用作装饰物〔away〕Continuously; steadily:连续地；稳固地：〔girth〕A strap encircling an animal's body in order to secure a load or saddle on its back; a cinch.肚带：围在动物身上的带子以稳固它背上的负荷或马鞍；肚带〔bitstock〕A handle used to secure and turn a drilling or boring bit; a brace.钻柄：用于稳固和转动钻子的柄；手摇曲柄〔unbalance〕To upset the balance, stability, or equilibrium of:使失去平衡：破坏…的平衡，稳固或均衡状态：〔stable〕Resistant to change of position or condition; steadfast.稳定的：保持位置或状态不变化的；稳固的〔familiarity〕Established friendship; intimacy.亲密：稳固的友谊；亲密〔stabilize〕To become stable, steadfast, or fixed.变得稳定、稳固或固定〔fixity〕Something fixed or immovable.固定或稳固的东西：固定或无法移动的东西〔dig〕To hold on stubbornly, as to a position; entrench oneself.固执地坚持立场；稳固自己的地位〔foursquare〕Marked by firm, unwavering conviction or expression; forthright:坚定不移的：稳固、毫不动摇的信念或表现；坚决明确的：〔firm〕Unfluctuating; steady:不浮动的；稳固的：〔progress〕Steady improvement, as of a society or civilization:不断的进步：稳固的改善，比如社会或文明：〔foursquare〕In a forthright manner; squarely.坚定地；稳固地〔squarely〕So as to make solid contact; firmly:坚固地，稳固地：令触点牢固地；稳固地：〔steady〕Firm in position or place; fixed.稳固的：在一个位置或地方不动的；固定的〔firm〕Despite being hit by the car, the post was still firm.尽管被车撞了，柱子仍然很稳固〔abolish〕Extirpate suggests effective destruction by removing roots or entrenched causes: Extirpate 指用除去根或其他稳固的根源进行有效的破坏： 〔tuck〕To gather up and fold, thrust, or turn in so as to secure or confine:折短，卷起：收起并折起、塞进或翻进以便弄稳固或约束：〔permanent〕In this world of impermanenceit seems that we have tried to hold on to a few things at least by using the wordpermanent. Coming ultimately from the present participlepermanēns of Latin permanēre, "to endure,” Middle Englishpermanent (first recorded around 1425) also had to do with the enduring and the stable. When we consider some of the applications of this adjective,as inpermanent press, permanent tooth, we are struck by the relative evanescence of the so-called permanent.But perhaps never more so than in the case of the permanent wave.When asked what this phenomenon was,one journalist wrote in 1932,“(so far as my experience goes): a wave that is anything but permanent.”在这个无常的世界里，看起来我们已经试图保持一些事物，至少通过使用permanent 这个词来保持。 最终来自意为“持久，持续”的拉丁文permanere 的现在分词 permanens， 中世纪英语permanent （大约在1425年首次记录）也与持久和稳固的意思有关。 当我们考虑这个形容词的一些用法时，例如在句子耐久熨压,恒牙 中， 我们便会想到所谓永恒的相对的短暂性。但可能从不会因波浪式发型而想到此。当被问到这种现象是怎么回事时，一个新闻记者于1932年写道：“（以我的经验而言）：卷曲发型恰恰不是永恒的”〔fix〕To place securely; make stable or firm:使固定，使牢固：稳固地放置；使稳定或固定：〔impracticable〕Impracticable applies to a course of action that is impossible to carry out or put into practice;impractical, though it can be used in this way, also can be weaker in sense,suggesting that the course of action would yield an insufficient return or would have little practical value.A plan for a new baseball stadium might be rejected asimpracticable if the site was too marshy to permit safe construction; but if the objection was merely that the site was too remote for patrons to attend games easily,the plan would better be described asimpractical. See Usage Note at practicable Impracticable 用于不可能实行或行不通的动作过程；impractical 虽然也能这样用， 但也有较弱意思的用法，指动作过程能产生不足的回报或者几乎没有实际的价值。如果建筑地点过于湿软而不能保证稳固的建筑，那么修建棒球体育场的计划就可能因其impracticable （不可行）而遭到反对； 但是如果反对的理由仅仅是场址太偏远而使得爱好者们不能轻易到场观看比赛的话，这个计划还是应该被看成是impractical（不切实际的） 参见 practicable |
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