destabilised

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美

(destabilise 的过去分词) vt. 破坏政府的稳定
destabilise 的过去分词, 过去式

In the end we would end up with a depreciated currency and an even more destabilised eurozone.
最终，我们只会剩下贬值的货币和更不稳定的欧元区。
Both South Korea and China have been timid about the prospect of a destabilised Pyongyang; Beijing has consistently given the impression that it is more worried at the thought of a collapsed regime than one that is nuclear armed.
无论是韩国还是中国都害怕看到朝鲜局势不稳的前景；中国给人留下的印象一贯是：它更担心朝鲜崩溃，而非其拥有核武器。
Testifying before Congress, the Fed chairman also criticised the use of financial instruments, such as credit default swaps ( CDS), that destabilised a country or created runs against governments as "counterproductive".
伯南克在美国国会作证时，还批评了信用违约互换（cds）等金融工具的使用，称它们让国家变得不稳定，或作为一种“适得其反”的效果，造成了对政府的挤兑。
The financial crisis has destabilised many emerging economies whose companies had participated in the credit boom.
金融危机已经严重动摇了很多新兴经济体，这些国家的公司也是这场信用泡沫的受害者。