unstable

美[ʌn'steɪbl] 英[ʌn'steɪbl]

adj. 不稳定的；易变的

副词：unstably 比较级：unstabler 最高级：unstablest 名词：unstableness

近义词：unsteady，changeable，erratic，unsound，slippery，adrift，flighty，infirm，fickle，breakable，capricious，dispossessed，weak，unsure，unreliable，unsafe，unbalanced，uneven，wobbly，rickety，insecure，volatile，unpredictable，variable，inconstant，precarious，mentallyill，fluid，stable，

英英释义

Adjective

lacking stability or fixity or firmness;
"unstable political conditions" "the tower proved to be unstable in the high wind" "an unstable world economy"
highly or violently reactive;
"sensitive and highly unstable compounds"
affording no ease or reassurance;
"a precarious truce"
suffering from severe mental illness;
"of unsound mind"
disposed to psychological variability;
"his rather unstable religious convictions"
subject to change; variable;
"a fluid situation fraught with uncertainty" "everything was unstable following the coup"

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用作形容词(adj.)

The hydroperoxides are unstable compounds.氢过氧化物是不稳定的化合物。
Alternate currents make people feel it's unstable.交流电总给人一种不稳定的感觉。

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