Definition of equalise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
balancetr. Rare UK make things equal or uniformtr. Rare UK
- The teacher tried to equalise the groups.
2.
sportsintr. TECH. UK reach the same score in a gameintr. TECH. UK
- With minutes left, they managed to equalise..
Origin of equalise
Latin, aequalis (equal) + -ise (to make)
Examples of equalise in a sentence
Efforts were made to equalise the pay gap. The team fought hard to equalise in the final seconds. He scored a penalty to equalise the match.
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- French:uniformiser, rattraper, ...
- German:ausgleichen, gleichziehen, ...
- Italian:equilibrare, eguagliare, ...
- Spanish:igualar, empatar, ...
- Portuguese:equalizar, empatar, ...
- Chinese:平衡, 扳平, ...
- Japanese:均等にする, 同点に追いつく, ...
- Arabic:سَوَّى, عادَلَ النتيجة, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַחֵד, לָשַׁוֵה, ...
- Russian:уравнять, сравнивать, ...
- Ukrainian:зрівнювати, зрівнювати рахунок, ...
- Hindi:समान करना, बराबरी करना, ...
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