level

NOUN (1)
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floor general / stage general / grade academic
Synonyms floor general , stage general , grade academic
Antonyms uneven

A level refers to a flat or even surface or a specific height or standard in a hierarchy, such as a floor in a building, a stage in an event, or a grade in education.

plural
levels
  • The office is on the third level of the building. — オフィスは建物の3階にあります。
  • She reached a new level of understanding in her studies. — 彼女は勉強で新しい理解の段階に達しました。
  • The game has multiple difficulty levels. — ゲームには複数の難易度があります。
register: formal
VERB (1)
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flatten general / equalize technical / align general
Synonyms flatten general , equalize technical , align general
Antonyms raise

To level means to make something flat or equal in height, or to bring it to a uniform standard. This term can be used in various contexts, such as construction or in a more abstract sense like equalizing conditions.

regular
gerund past
leveling leveled
  • They need to level the ground before building. — 彼らは建設の前に地面を平らにする必要があります。
  • He tried to level the playing field for all participants. — 彼はすべての参加者のために競技の条件を平等にしようとしました。
  • She will level the discrepancies in data for the report. — 彼女は報告書のためにデータの不一致を整えます。
ADJ (1)
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flat general / even general / uniform formal
Synonyms flat general , even general , uniform formal
Antonyms uneven

Level describes a surface that is flat and even, or an arrangement that is uniform and without variation, often indicated by the absence of elevation or depression.

  • Make sure the table is level before serving the food. — 食事を出す前にテーブルが平らであることを確認してください。
  • A level playing field is crucial for fair competition. — 公平な競技のためには平等な競技場が重要です。
  • The data set needs to be level for accurate analysis. — 正確な分析のためにデータセットは均一である必要があります。