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I. level [Brit ˈlɛv(ə)l, americ ˈlɛvəl] SUBST

1. level (floor):

level (of building, mine)

2. level (elevation):

level (of liquid, sea)

3. level:

level ESCOLAR, UNIV

4. level fig (of understanding):

level
to be on the same level as sb
to get down/to come down to sb's level
to talk to sb on their level

5. level (equal plane):

to be on a level with literal building, window: building, window
to be on a level with fig action: action
at waist-/knee-level
at street level
that is on a level with arson fig

6. level (degree):

level (of spending)

7. level (position in hierarchy):

level
at a higher/lower level

8. level fig (plane):

level

9. level fig (standard):

level

10. level (tool):

level (gen)
level (for surveying)

II. levels SUBST

levels subst pl GEOGR:

III. level [Brit ˈlɛv(ə)l, americ ˈlɛvəl] ADJ

1. level (not at an angle):

level shelf, rail, floor
level surface
level worktop, table
to hold a compass level

2. level:

level (not bumpy) ground, surface, plain, land
level field, garden
level (naturally)

3. level CULIN (not heaped):

level teaspoonful

4. level (equally high):

to be level shoulders, windows, etc:
to be level floor, ceiling, building:
is the hem level?

5. level (equal in achievement, rank) fig:

to be level competitors:

6. level (stable):

to remain level growth, figures:

7. level fig (even):

level tone

IV. level [Brit ˈlɛv(ə)l, americ ˈlɛvəl] ADV (abreast)

to draw level competitors, cars:

V. level <Part pres etc levelling, levelled Brit leveling, leveled americ> [Brit ˈlɛv(ə)l, americ ˈlɛvəl] VERBO trans

1. level (raze to ground):

level village, area

2. level (aim):

level gun, weapon
braquer (at sur)
level accusation
lancer (at contre)
level criticism
adresser (at à)

3. level coloq (knock down):

level opponent

VI. level [Brit ˈlɛv(ə)l, americ ˈlɛvəl]

to be level-pegging
to be on the level (on level ground)
to level with sb
to keep a level head
to try one's level best to do sth

top-level ADJ

top-level talks, negotiations:

top-level

subsistence level SUBST

confidence level SUBST ESTATÍS

water level SUBST

water level

energy level SUBST FÍS

energy level

I. eye level [Brit, americ ˈaɪ ˌlɛvəl] SUBST

eye level
at eye level

II. eye-level ADJ

eye-level grill, display, shelf:

eye-level

sea level SUBST

sea level
above/below sea level
1, 000 m above sea level

S level SUBST Brit

S level ESCOLAR → Special Level

S level

AS level Info

AS level

GCSE

GCSE SUBST <pl GCSEs> Brit abrév → General Certificate of Secondary Education

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I. level [ˈlevəl] ADJ

1. level (horizontal, flat):

level
level spoon
level flight

2. level (having the same height, amount):

to be level with sth

3. level Brit, Aus (having the same position):

level
level in ability

4. level (steady):

level
to keep a level head
in a level tone
in a level voice

Expressões:

to do one's level best

II. level [ˈlevəl] ADV

level
to draw level with sth

III. level [ˈlevəl] SUBST

1. level:

level
water/oil level
ground level
above sea level
at a higher level
at the (very) highest level

2. level (amount, rate):

level of alcohol, inflation

IV. level <Brit -ll- [or americ -l-]> [ˈlevəl] VERBO trans

1. level (make level):

level

2. level (smoothen and flatten):

level

3. level (demolish completely):

level building, town

4. level (point):

to level sth at sb a gun, pistol, rifle
diriger qc sur qn
to level sth against sb fig

V. level <Brit -ll- [or americ -l-]> [ˈlevəl] VERBO intr coloq

to level with sb

I. level off VERBO intr, level out VERBO intr

1. level off (cease to fall or rise):

level off

2. level off (cease to slope):

level off

II. level off VERBO intr, level out VERBO trans

level off

level up VERBO trans

level up

sea level SUBST no pl

sea level

water level SUBST

water level

level crossing SUBST Brit, Aus

level crossing

top-level ADJ

top-level

spirit level SUBST

spirit level

subsistence level SUBST

to live at subsistence level level
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I. level [ˈlev· ə l] ADJ

1. level (horizontal, flat):

level
level spoon
level flight

2. level (having the same height, amount):

to be level with sth

3. level (steady):

level
to keep a level head
in a level tone
in a level voice

Expressões:

to do one's level best

II. level [ˈlev· ə l] ADV

level
to draw level with sth

III. level [ˈlev· ə l] SUBST

1. level:

level
water/oil level
ground level
above sea level
at a higher level
at the (very) highest level

2. level (amount, rate):

level of alcohol, inflation

IV. level [ˈlev· ə l] VERBO trans

1. level (make level):

level

2. level (smooth and flatten):

level

3. level (demolish completely):

level building, town

4. level (point):

to level sth at sb a gun, pistol, rifle
diriger qc sur qn
to level sth against sb fig

V. level [ˈlev· ə l] VERBO intr coloq

to level with sb

I. level off VERBO intr, level out VERBO intr

1. level off (cease to fall or rise):

level off

2. level off (cease to slope):

level off

II. level off VERBO intr, level out VERBO trans

level off

oil level SUBST TÉC

oil level

performance level SUBST

1. performance level (degree of success):

2. performance level (output) a. ECON:

level-headed ADJ

level-headed

sea level SUBST

sea level

top-level ADJ

top-level

stock level SUBST

stock level

subsistence level SUBST

to live at subsistence level level

entry-level ADJ

entry-level

Vocabulário de Integração do Ofício Franco-Alemão para a Juventude (OFAJ) "Intégration et égalité des chances"

education level

Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

oil level control
Present
Ilevel
youlevel
he/she/itlevels
welevel
youlevel
theylevel
Past
Ilevelled / americ leveled
youlevelled / americ leveled
he/she/itlevelled / americ leveled
welevelled / americ leveled
youlevelled / americ leveled
theylevelled / americ leveled
Present Perfect
Ihavelevelled / americ leveled
youhavelevelled / americ leveled
he/she/ithaslevelled / americ leveled
wehavelevelled / americ leveled
youhavelevelled / americ leveled
theyhavelevelled / americ leveled
Past Perfect
Ihadlevelled / americ leveled
youhadlevelled / americ leveled
he/she/ithadlevelled / americ leveled
wehadlevelled / americ leveled
youhadlevelled / americ leveled
theyhadlevelled / americ leveled

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