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I. equal ['iːkwəl] ADJ

1. equal (the same):

equal
of equal size
equal in volume
one litre is equal to 1.76 pints
equal status
equal treatment

2. equal (able to do):

to be equal to a task

Phrases:

II. equal ['iːkwəl] N

equal
to have no equal

III. equal <Brit -ll- [or Am usu -l-]> ['iːkwəl] VB trans

1. equal math:

equal

2. equal (match):

equal
equal record
equal record

equal op·por·'tu·nities N

equal opportunities pl N:

equal opportunities Brit Am

'equal(s) sign N math

equal(s) sign
on an equal footing
usu pl on equal terms
to be equal in weight
Present
Iequal
youequal
he/she/itequals
weequal
youequal
theyequal
Past
Iequalled / American English equaled
youequalled / American English equaled
he/she/itequalled / American English equaled
weequalled / American English equaled
youequalled / American English equaled
theyequalled / American English equaled
Present Perfect
Ihaveequalled / American English equaled
youhaveequalled / American English equaled
he/she/ithasequalled / American English equaled
wehaveequalled / American English equaled
youhaveequalled / American English equaled
theyhaveequalled / American English equaled
Past Perfect
Ihadequalled / American English equaled
youhadequalled / American English equaled
he/she/ithadequalled / American English equaled
wehadequalled / American English equaled
youhadequalled / American English equaled
theyhadequalled / American English equaled