unbalance
🇬🇧 UK/ʌn'bæl(ə)ns/🇺🇸 US/.ʌn'bælәns/
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Definitions
v.
To cause something or someone to lose stability or equilibrium; to disturb someone's mental stability
使失去平衡;使精神紊乱
🧩 Root Breakdown
Root-derivedCommon Collocations
- 1.unbalance the mind扰乱心智
- 2.unbalance the economy破坏经济平衡
- 3.[unbalance the system]使系统失衡
- 4.mentally unbalance使精神失常
Example Sentences
- 1.
The sudden news seemed to unbalance him completely for several days.
- 2.
Adding too much weight on one side will unbalance the entire structure.
- 3.
The unexpected policy change could unbalance the fragile economic recovery.