level
[ˈlevl] ( (UK) pt & pp levelled, cont levelling, (US) leveled or leveling )adjective
| 1. | [equal in height]
level (with sthg) in piano (con qc) |
| 2. | [equal in standard] alla pari |
| 3. | [flat]
piatto ( f
piatta)
a level teaspoonful un cucchiaino raso |
level
[ˈlevl] ( (UK) pt & pp levelled, cont levelling, (US) leveled or leveling )adverb
to draw level with sb pareggiare con qn
level
[ˈlevl] ( (UK) pt & pp levelled, cont levelling, (US) leveled or leveling )noun
| 1. | [gen]
livello m
to be on a level (with sthg) essere allo stesso livello (di qc) |
| 2. | (esp US) [spirit level] livella f a bolla d'aria |
| 3. | [storey] piano m |
| to be on the level (inf) essere a posto |
level
[ˈlevl] ( (UK) pt & pp levelled, cont levelling, (US) leveled or leveling )transitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | [make flat] livellare |
| 2. | [demolish] radere al suolo |
| 3. | [aim]
to level a gun at sb/sthg puntare una pistola a qn/qc to level an accusation at or against sb rivolgere un'accusa a qn |
level off
intransitive verb Conjugaison ,
level out
intransitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | [unemployment, inflation] stabilizzarsi |
| 2. | AERON mettersi in assetto orizzontale |
level with
transitive verb inseparable
(inf) [be honest with] essere onesto ( f onesta) con
