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equalise VB trans, intr Brit

equalise → equalize

See also equalize

I . equalize, equalise Brit [ˈi:kwəlaɪz] VB trans

II . equalize, equalise Brit [ˈi:kwəlaɪz] VB intr Brit

I . equalize, equalise Brit [ˈi:kwəlaɪz] VB trans

II . equalize, equalise Brit [ˈi:kwəlaɪz] VB intr Brit

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Other amendments were also made to equalise the position of civil partners with that of spouses.
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Over the following decade, these changes helped to equalise the clubs, minimising the ability for the richer clubs to dominate the league.
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Be7, losing a tempo, and he never managed to equalise.
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This was done in order to equalise the footings of teams which may not have had the wherewithal to compete in all events.
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Air/blood rushes into the space in order to equalise the pressure with that of the atmosphere.
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The standard frame designs (see illustration) are supposed to equalise differential angular error from temperature changes.
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Individual sources may be equalised and routed to effect processors to ultimately be amplified and reproduced via loudspeakers.
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The newer cars have a 530 kg racing weight, which helps to equalise their performance with the older cars.
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He scored in the game with a 60th minute bicycle kick to equalise.
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All frequencies up to this point will then be equalised flat to an attenuated level.
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