destabilize

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Obviously, changes destabilize us out of our comfort zone. That is why we prefer to remain anchored in our old habits, even if they are poisoning our life.
很顯然，改變會(huì)使我們離開內(nèi)心舒適區(qū)。那也是爲(wèi)什麼我們甯可堅(jiān)持舊習(xí)慣，即使它們會(huì)毒害我們的生活。
Do not push for a correction that could destabilize the domestic edition. However, do not postpone those that make part of the translated product unusable.
對(duì)於可能使國(guó)內(nèi)版本不穩(wěn)定的校正，不要急於採(cǎi)取行動(dòng)，而對(duì)那些會(huì)使繙譯産品部分不可用的校正，則不要耽擱。
Since the lower regions of the cable are moving slower than the higher ones, a rising car will lag behind the orbiting anchor, causing a drag on the cable that could destabilize the entire assembly.
由於較低部位的電纜比較高部位的電纜移動(dòng)慢，上陞的電梯箱將落後於轉(zhuǎn)動(dòng)錨點(diǎn)，這樣就會(huì)引起一個(gè)拖拽竝可能進(jìn)一步破壞整個(gè)裝置的穩(wěn)定。

Those explosions were thought to be an attempt by local al-Qaida forces to destabilize the country before parliamentary elections last month.
Officials in Tokyo have expressed confidence they would win any legal confrontation, which threatens to destabilize relations between the Asia-Pacific partners.
Yet,the Czech opposition fears it will further destabilize Europe.

Kidnappings threaten to destabilize entire countries, like Mexico, where the drug cartels pinpoint anyone with money.
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to make a government, area, or political group lose power or control, or to make a political or economic situation less strong or safe, by causing changes and problems