1.使打破平衡;使不稳定
1.to cause problems for a country, government, or person in authority so that they become less effective
1.Unlike detergent foams, which famously stand up to grime, beer foams can be destabilized with a bit of oil.
清洁剂泡沫是出了名的经得起油污的，啤酒泡沫可以被一丁点儿油给摧毁。
2.If this is a "crisis year, " then governments are going to be destabilized in ways that you thought six months ago would be near impossible.
假使今年是危机之年，六个月前不可能发生的情况，如今都可能撼动各国政府。
3.War is far from fun, and the reality of it can be seen in those serving who have become mentally damaged and destabilized.
战争没有任何乐趣可言，而它体现出的事实就是，那些服务它的人已经变得精神残缺，失去了平衡。
4.Mechanical and chemical emulsions can be destabilized by chemical treatment and coalescing.
也可通过化学处理和凝聚分解机械和化学乳剂。
5.They claim that by stretching, muscle fibers are lengthened and destabilized, making them less prepared for the strain of exercise.
他们声称通过伸展，肌肉纤维会被拉伸，原有的平衡被打破，使得它们来不及应对接下来紧张的锻炼。
6.Shame compromised relationships and destabilized families, and anxiety left lifelong scars.
羞耻感危及到家庭关系，破坏了家庭稳定，焦虑留下了一生的伤疤。
7.US is showing too much double standards. It is a country which should be destabilized in the interest of the world.
美国表现了太多的双重标准，为了世界的利益，这个国家完全应该被颠覆！
8.An increase in erosion led to extraordinary levels of flooding, which in turn fed popular unrest and destabilized the government.
水土流失的增加导致了洪水的过度泛滥，由此引发了公众的骚乱和政府的不稳定。
9.Japan's banks were destabilized by irresponsible government policies.
由于政府不负责任的政策导导致日本金融不稳定。
10.If you increase carbon dioxide emissions, does the climate become destabilized?
如果你增加二氧化碳排放量，气候会变得不稳定吗？