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performance level N
1. performance level (degree of success):
2. performance level (output) a. ECON:
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performance [pəˈfɔːməns, Am pɚˈfɔːr-] N
1. performance THEAT (execution on stage, staging):
performance of an artist, actor
2. performance (accomplishing):
3. performance (ability, quality) a. SPORTS:
4. performance ECON:
5. performance FIN:
6. performance admin:
7. performance LAW:
8. performance inf (fuss):
9. performance Brit (lots of work):
I. level [ˈlevl] ADJ
1. level:
level spoonful
level spoonful
2. level (having same height):
3. level Brit, Aus (in same position):
to be on a level with sb/sth
4. level (of same amount):
5. level (calm):
level look, voice
6. level (uniform):
Phrases:
II. level [ˈlevl] ADV
III. level [ˈlevl] N
1. level (position, amount):
2. level (height):
3. level no pl (position in hierarchy):
at the (very) highest level admin, POL
decision-making level admin, POL
to be on a level with sb/sth
to be on a level with sb/sth
4. level (quality of performance):
5. level (meaning):
Phrases:
IV. level <-ll-, > [ˈlevl] Brit: Am: <-l-> VB trans
1. level (smoothen, flatten):
2. level (demolish completely):
3. level (point):
to level sth at sb
4. level ECON:
Present
Ilevel
youlevel
he/she/itlevels
welevel
youlevel
theylevel
Past
Ilevelled / American English leveled
youlevelled / American English leveled
he/she/itlevelled / American English leveled
welevelled / American English leveled
youlevelled / American English leveled
theylevelled / American English leveled
Present Perfect
Ihavelevelled / American English leveled
youhavelevelled / American English leveled
he/she/ithaslevelled / American English leveled
wehavelevelled / American English leveled
youhavelevelled / American English leveled
theyhavelevelled / American English leveled
Past Perfect
Ihadlevelled / American English leveled
youhadlevelled / American English leveled
he/she/ithadlevelled / American English leveled
wehadlevelled / American English leveled
youhadlevelled / American English leveled
theyhadlevelled / American English leveled
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The program's performance is strongly dependent on having a sufficient amount of cache memory, and no single worker has access to that amount.
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In an obstacle race, competitors are timed and held to a strict standard of performance; when a task can not be completed, penalty exercises such as burpees are assigned.
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The show was a hit, with 289 performances.
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This enables the prediction of attributes such as vehicle performance, fuel economy and driveability.
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Performances had to be staged in school halls, local buildings, and on tour in various unlikely venues.
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