threshold level
ˈθrɛʃhoʊld ˈlɛvəl
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Definition of threshold level - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
beginninglevel at which an effect or change begins or becomes noticeable
  • The drug reached its threshold level and began reducing symptoms.
beginning inception starting point
2.
scienceminimum point for a reaction to occur
  • The chemical reaction started at the threshold level of temperature.
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Expressions with threshold

nuclear thresholdn.
point where nuclear weapons might be used
The conflict reached the nuclear threshold.
cross the thresholdv.
physically enter a place
She crossed the threshold of the old house with caution.
at the threshold ofprep.
very close to starting a new stage or situation
The country stands at the threshold of a major political change.
on the thresholdadv.
about to start or experience something new
She felt excited, on the threshold of a new adventure.
as a threshold matteradv.
used to indicate something considered first before other issues
As a threshold matter, we must decide if the court has jurisdiction.
threshold valuen.
specific limit at which a change starts or a response is triggered
The alarm sounds when the temperature passes the threshold value.

Expressions with level

level outv.
make something even or stable
She leveled out the uneven table.
level bestn.
the utmost effort one can make
She did her level best to finish the project.
level downv.
reduce to a lower level or status
The manager decided to level down the team's responsibilities.
level offv.
stop increasing or decreasing and become stable
The plane will level off at 30,000 feet.
do one's level bestv.
make the greatest possible effort
She will do her level best to finish the project on time.
keep a level headv.
stay calm and think clearly in stressful situations
She can keep a level head during emergencies.
level playing fieldn.
situation where everyone has the same chance to succeed
We want a level playing field for all businesses.
level the scorev.
make the scores equal in a game or match
The team scored to level the score in the final minute.
level to the groundv.
destroy completely until flat with the ground
The old building was leveled to the ground.
level upv.
improve to match a higher standard
She decided to level up her skills for the job.

Terms related to threshold level

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Examples of threshold level in a sentence

  • The alarm activates once humidity reaches its threshold level.
  • The experiment failed to reach the threshold level.
  • The threshold level for sound was barely audible.

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  1. French:seuil, niveau de seuil, ...
  2. German:Schwellenwert, ...
  3. Italian:livello di soglia, soglia minima, ...
  4. Spanish:nivel umbral, ...
  5. Portuguese:nível limiar, limiar, ...
  6. Chinese:阈值, 临界水平, ...
  7. Japanese:閾値, 最小点, ...
  8. Arabic:مُستَوَى العَتَبَة, مُسْتَوَى العَتَبَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:סַף, רֶמֶת סַף, ...
  10. Russian:пороговый уровень, критический уровень, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пороговий рівень, критичний рівень, ...
  12. Hindi:दहलीज़ स्तर, सीमांत स्तर, ...

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