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I . lev·el [ˈlevəl] ADJ

1. level (horizontal):

level
level

2. level (flat):

level

3. level pred (at an equal height):

to be level [with sth]

4. level:

level esp Brit Aus (in a race, equal in points)
level (equal in standard)

5. level attr (to the edge):

level

6. level (calm):

level voice
level look
to keep a level head
in a level voice

II . lev·el [ˈlevəl] N

1. level:

level (quantity)
nivo m
level (height)
at eye level
above/below sea level
to be on a level [with sb/sth] Brit Aus

2. level (extent):

level

3. level (storey):

level
ground level
at level four

4. level no pl (rank):

level
nivo m

5. level (stage, proficiency):

level
raven f

6. level (social, intellectual, moral):

level
nivo m

7. level (perspective, meaning):

level
raven f

8. level (instrument):

level
libela f

III . lev·el <-ll- [or Am usu -l-]> [ˈlevəl] VB trans

1. level:

level (flatten) ground
level wood
gladiti [perf zgladiti]
level (raze) building, town

I . level off, level out VB intr

2. level:

level (steady)
level (steady) (become equal)

3. level path, road:

level

II . level off, level out VB trans

level
level fig

I . level up VB trans

level (make equal)
level (increase)

II . level up VB intr Am (confess)

level with VB intr esp Am inf to level with sb

level

A lev·el [ˈeɪlevəl] N Brit

lev·el ˈcross·ing N Brit Aus

lev·el-ˈhead·ed ADJ

1. level-headed (sensible):

2. level-headed (calm):

lev·el peg·ging [-ˈpegɪŋ] N esp Brit Aus

ˈoil lev·el N TECH

oil level

ˈpeak lev·el N no pl

peak level
peak level
peak level
višek m

per·ˈfor·mance lev·el N

1. performance level (achievement):

performance level
performance level

2. performance level:

performance level ECON, MECH (output)

ˈsea lev·el N no pl

ˈspir·it lev·el N

spirit level
libela f

I . ˈsplit-lev·el ADJ

II . ˈsplit-lev·el N

sub·ˈsist·ence lev·el N

ˈtop-lev·el ADJ

top-level negotiations, talks:

ˈwage lev·el N

wage level

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The combination of off-board fare collection, three door loading, and level boarding onto the buses results in faster boarding and less time spent at each stop.
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The agency recommends that the long-term average of radon concentration during school hours stay below 200 Bq/m3 -- the recommended upper level for detection.
www.cbc.ca
Their baseline arousal level is the same, but the response to stimulation is different.
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It is difficult to directly observe gravitational forces at the particle level.
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Self-cleaning can sometimes be achieved if the fish stocks density is sufficiently high and the water level is sufficiently low.
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She is level-headed, speaks five different languages, and remains cool and calm under all circumstances.
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Students who moved through the strictly exam-based system were, and often continue to be, ill-equipped with skills necessary for university-level education and employment.
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Membership has declined to its current level of 800,000, but it is still by far the largest of the trade union centers in the country.
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Each level has its own micro climate.
www.stuff.co.nz
This is seen on the group level with ingroup-outgroup bias.
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