equilibrium
Произношение: [ˌiːkwɪˈlɪbriəm]
Контекст: «science»
(noun) a state where different forces or influences are balanced. Think of it like a seesaw where both sides are level, so it doesn't tip over.
Пример
The gymnast showed perfect equilibrium while balancing on the beam.
Пример
Without equilibrium, the tower began to lean dangerously to one side.
Пример
What happens to an object if it loses its equilibrium?
Контекст: «economics»
(noun) a situation where supply and demand are balanced. It's like when the number of toys in a store matches how many kids want them, so shelves don't overflow or stay empty.
Пример
The market reached equilibrium, and there were just enough toys for all the children.
Пример
When there’s too much supply, the market is not in equilibrium, and toys pile up unsold.
Пример
How can we tell if the market is at equilibrium?
Контекст: «psychology»
(noun) a mental or emotional balance where a person feels calm and stable. It's like when you're not too happy or too sad; everything feels just right.
Пример
After practicing meditation, she felt a deep sense of equilibrium in her life.
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He struggled to find equilibrium after the stressful event disrupted his emotions.
Пример
What activities help you achieve emotional equilibrium?