level
NOUN
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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.
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|---|
| 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
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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 |
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| leveling | leveled |
ADJ
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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.