equilibrium

Word family verbequilibratenounequilibrationequilibratorequilibristequilibriumequilibrityadjectiveequilibrial

e·qui·lib·ri·um /ˌiːkwəˈlɪbriəm/ noun [singular, uncountableU]

1 EQUALa balance between different people, groups, or forces that compete with each other, so that none is stronger than the others and a situation is not likely to change suddenly 平衡，均衡，均势

The government is anxious not to upset the economic equilibrium.

政府急切希望不要打乱经济平衡。

2 CALMa state in which you are calm and not angry or upset 〔心情、情绪的〕平静，安宁；心理平衡

She struggled to recover her equilibrium.

她竭力恢复平静。

Examples from the Corpus

equilibrium• The operation of the free market maintains an equilibrium between supply, demand and price.• Autarky equilibrium in Home is illustrated by figure 4.• The shock of Freddie's death had upset her equilibrium.• The temperature at which the solid and liquid are in equilibrium is called the freezing point.• We can predict an increase in equilibrium price greater than that caused by either change taken separately.• And, indeed, his theory is firmly rooted in his conception of equilibrium.• This, we recall from Chapter is the rationing function of equilibrium prices.• This account has so far been in partial equilibrium terms.• The path to the equilibrium in the game where is the mirror image of the example.• Using the equilibrium condition Q, Qi solve the equations to determine equilibrium price.• Given the assumptions of perfect mobility of factors and perfect information, this equilibrium should be consistent with zero unemployment.

From Longman Business Dictionary

equilibriume·qui·lib·ri·um /ˌiːkwəˈlɪbriəm/ noun [uncountableU]

ECONOMICS the idea that there is a situation in an economy where supply and demand are naturally in balance. For example, the supply and demand of goods would be in balance through price changes, or the supply and demand of employment would be in balance through changes in wages

→ general equilibrium → market equilibrium → partial equilibrium

Origin equilibrium

(1600-1700) Latin aequilibrium, from aequi- (EQUI-) + libra “weight, balance”

单词	equilibrium
释义	equilibrium Word family verbequilibratenounequilibrationequilibratorequilibristequilibriumequilibrityadjectiveequilibrial e·qui·lib·ri·um /ˌiːkwəˈlɪbriəm/ ●○○ noun [singular, uncountableU] 1 EQUALa balance between different people, groups, or forces that compete with each other, so that none is stronger than the others and a situation is not likely to change suddenly 平衡，均衡，均势 The government is anxious not to upset the economic equilibrium. 政府急切希望不要打乱经济平衡。 2 CALMa state in which you are calm and not angry or upset 〔心情、情绪的〕平静，安宁；心理平衡 She struggled to recover her equilibrium. 她竭力恢复平静。 Examples from the Corpus equilibrium• The operation of the free market maintains an equilibrium between supply, demand and price.• Autarky equilibrium in Home is illustrated by figure 4.• The shock of Freddie's death had upset her equilibrium.• The temperature at which the solid and liquid are in equilibrium is called the freezing point.• We can predict an increase in equilibrium price greater than that caused by either change taken separately.• And, indeed, his theory is firmly rooted in his conception of equilibrium.• This, we recall from Chapter is the rationing function of equilibrium prices.• This account has so far been in partial equilibrium terms.• The path to the equilibrium in the game where is the mirror image of the example.• Using the equilibrium condition Q, Qi solve the equations to determine equilibrium price.• Given the assumptions of perfect mobility of factors and perfect information, this equilibrium should be consistent with zero unemployment. From Longman Business Dictionary equilibriume·qui·lib·ri·um /ˌiːkwəˈlɪbriəm/ noun [uncountableU] ECONOMICS the idea that there is a situation in an economy where supply and demand are naturally in balance. For example, the supply and demand of goods would be in balance through price changes, or the supply and demand of employment would be in balance through changes in wages → general equilibrium → market equilibrium → partial equilibrium Origin equilibrium (1600-1700) Latin aequilibrium, from aequi- (EQUI-) + libra “weight, balance”
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