level
[ˈlevl]adjective
| 1. | [equal in speed, score]
igualado ( f
igualada)
they are level van igualados [equal in height] nivelado ( f nivelada) to be level (with something) estar al mismo nivel (que algo) |
| 2. | [flat - floor, surface]
liso ( f
lisa), llano ( f
llana) [ - spoonful] raso ( f rasa) |
level
[ˈlevl]adverb
level (with) al mismo nivel or altura (que)
to fly level with the ground volar a ras de suelo
to draw level with somebody llegar a la altura de alguien
level
[ˈlevl]noun
| 1. | [generally]
nivel m
to be on a level (with) estar al mismo nivel (que) to be on the level (inf) ser de fiar |
| 2. | [storey] piso m |
| 3. | (US) [spirit level] nivel m de burbuja de aire |
level
[ˈlevl] ( (UK) pt & pp levelled, cont levelling, (US) leveled or leveling )transitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [make flat] Conjugation allanar |
| 2. | [demolish - building]
Conjugation derribar [ - forest] Conjugation arrasar |
| 3. | [weapon]
to level something at apuntar (con) algo a |
| 4. | [accusation, criticism]
to level something at or against somebody dirigir algo a alguien |
level off
intransitive verb Conjugation ,
level out
intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [stabilize, slow down] estabilizarse |
| 2. | [ground]
nivelarse
[plane] Conjugation enderezarse |
level with
transitive verb inseparable
(inf) ser sincero ( f sincera) con
