stabilizál

To make something stop shaking, moving, or changing and become stable or calmer.

To make a situation, system, or level stop changing quickly or getting worse, and keep it steady.

To make a physical object firm and secure so that it does not move, shake, or fall.

In medicine, to make a patient’s condition stop getting worse and become relatively safe and controlled, although not necessarily cured.

To treat or modify a chemical, material, or product so that it is less likely to react, break down, or change over time.

To make something stable so that it is less likely to move, fall, or change position.

To make a situation, system, or relationship more stable and less likely to change suddenly or cause problems.

To make a photo, video, or viewing device steadier by reducing unwanted movement or vibration.

To treat someone so that their vital signs and general condition become stable enough for further treatment or transfer.

To make a substance or mixture stay in a stable state by preventing separation, decomposition, or unwanted chemical change.

To make something more solid, steady, or secure.

To support or strengthen something that is weak or in danger of failing, especially an organization, system, feeling, or reputation.