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Definition of stabiliser - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
equipmentRare UK device that keeps something steadyRare UK
- The stabiliser on the bike helps beginners ride.
2.
aviationTECH. UK part of an aircraft for balanceTECH. UK
- The plane's stabiliser helps maintain its flight path.
3.
chemistryTECH. UK additive that maintains the consistency of a substanceTECH. UK
- The ice cream contains a natural stabiliser to maintain its texture..
Expressions with stabiliser
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drug that stabilizes mood in mood disorders
She was prescribed a mood stabiliser for her bipolar disorder.
fin on an aircraft's tail to stabilize yaw
The vertical stabiliser helps the plane maintain a straight flight path..
part of an aircraft's tail that helps maintain level flight
The horizontal stabiliser was adjusted to improve the aircraft's balance.
Origin of stabiliser
Latin, stabilis (firm) + -er (agent)
Examples of stabiliser in a sentence
He installed a stabiliser to prevent the boat from rocking. The stabiliser was checked before the flight. Engineers designed a new stabiliser for the aircraft. This yogurt uses a stabiliser to keep it creamy. A stabiliser in the sauce prevents it from separating.
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- French:stabilisateur, stabilisant, ...
- German:Stabilisator, Konsistenzmittel, ...
- Italian:stabilizzatore, equilibratore, ...
- Spanish:estabilizador, agente estabilizador, ...
- Portuguese:estabilizador, estabilizador horizontal, ...
- Chinese:稳定器, 平衡翼, ...
- Japanese:スタビライザー, 安定板, ...
- Arabic:مُثَبِّت, مُوازِن, ...
- Hebrew:מְיַיצֵּב, מְיַצֵּב זָנָב, ...
- Russian:стабилизатор, балансир, ...
- Ukrainian:стабілізатор, балансир, ...
- Hindi:स्टेबलाइजर, संतुलन यंत्र, ...
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