level something at
Definition Conjugation
Definition of level something at - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
accusation blamedirect criticism or blame at someone
- She leveled accusations at her coworker.
2.
aim objectpoint or aim something directly at a person or thing
- He leveled the gun at the target.
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levels
at the highest point or level of something
process
regulation of temperature to keep something at a desired level
limit
level at which something starts or changes
basic operation
make sure something continues working at a basic level
control
hold something at a fixed level
position
at the same level as something else
measurement
set something at a specific level of difficulty or intensity
Examples of level something at in a sentence
They leveled blame at the committee. She leveled accusations at the board during the meeting. The reporter leveled criticism at the new policy.
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- French:adresser quelque chose à, braquer sur, ...
- German:Anschuldigungen richten gegen, auf etwas richten, ...
- Italian:rivolgere, puntare, ...
- Spanish:dirigir acusaciones, apuntar a, ...
- Portuguese:dirigir acusações a, apontar, ...
- Chinese:指责, 瞄准, ...
- Japanese:非難を向ける, 向ける, ...
- Arabic:وَجَّهَ, وَجَّهَ إِلَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְנוֹת כְּלַפֵּי, לְכַוֵּן מַשֶּׁהוּ אֶל, ...
- Russian:выдвигать обвинения, направить на, ...
- Ukrainian:висувати звинувачення, націлити на, ...
- Hindi:आरोप लगाना, निशाना साधना, ...
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