Vocab Bloom Hub

level

/ˈlev.əl/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Oberfläche, die eben und glatt ist, oder eine Person, die ruhig und schwer aus der Fassung zu bringen ist., Substantiv, das die Position, den Rang oder den Grad auf einer Skala von Menge, Qualität oder Leistung bezeichnet., Verb, das das Ausgleichen oder Gleichstellen von etwas oder das Richten/Zielen von etwas bezeichnet.

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Wortbeziehungen

adjective

/ˈlev.əl/A2formal
  • deBeschreibt eine Oberfläche, die eben und glatt ist, oder eine Person, die ruhig und schwer aus der Fassung zu bringen ist.

Describes a surface that is flat and even, or a person who is calm and not easily upset.

  1. Flat and evenA2formal

    Having a flat, horizontal surface without bumps or slopes.

    deEben

    • The table is not level; it wobbles when I write.
    • Make sure the ground is level before building the shed.
    • The floor in this room is perfectly level.

    Synonymeevenflatflushhorizontalplanarplanesmoothuniform

    Antonymebumpyinclinedroughslantingslopinguneven

  2. Equal in position or statusB1formal

    Being at the same height, rank, or standard as something else.

    deGleichgestellt

    • The two teams are level on points after the match.
    • The water level in the lake is level with the dock.
    • His skills are level with those of his colleagues.

    Synonymecommensuratecomparableequalequivalentevenidenticaluniform

    Antonymedisparateunequaluneven

  3. Calm and steadyB2formal

    Not showing strong emotions; composed and balanced.

    deRuhig und ausgeglichen

    • She kept a level head during the crisis.
    • He spoke in a level tone despite the argument.
    • Maintaining a level attitude helps in negotiations.

    Synonymebalancedcalmcollectedcomposedcoolequableeven-temperedimperturbablesteadyunruffled

    Antonymeagitatederraticexcitedunstablevolatile

Formen
  • more level comparative form
  • most level superlative form
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noun

/ˈlev.əl/A2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Position, den Rang oder den Grad auf einer Skala von Menge, Qualität oder Leistung bezeichnet.

A noun referring to a position, rank, or degree on a scale of quantity, quality, or achievement.

  1. Height or positionA2formal

    A position on a scale of amount, quantity, extent, or quality.

    deNiveau

    • The water level in the river is rising.
    • She reached a high level of proficiency in Spanish.
    • The noise level in the room was unbearable.

    Synonymealtitudedegreeelevationgradeheightpositionrankstandingstatus

  2. A1formal

    A floor or storey of a building.

    deEtage

    • The office is on the third level of the building.
    • The parking garage has five levels.
    • We took the elevator to the top level.

    Synonymefloorstoreystory

  3. Tool for measuring flatnessB1formal

    A device used to determine whether a surface is horizontal or vertical.

    deWasserwaage

    • The carpenter used a level to check the shelf.
    • Make sure the picture is straight using a level.
    • He adjusted the table until the level showed it was even.

    Synonymespirit level

  4. B1formal

    A particular stage or degree of something.

    deStufe oder Grad

    • The course is designed for students at an intermediate level.
    • We need to reduce stress levels in the workplace.
    • The game has multiple levels of difficulty.

    Synonymedegreeechelongradepositionrankstagestandardsteptier

Formen
  • levels plural form
  • levels' possessive plural form
  • level's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈlɛv.əl/B1formal
  • deVerb, das das Ausgleichen oder Gleichstellen von etwas oder das Richten/Zielen von etwas bezeichnet.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something flat, even, or equal, or to aim or direct something.

  1. Make flat or evenB1formal

    To make something flat, smooth, or even in surface.

    deEbnen

    • They leveled the ground before building the house.
    • The bulldozer leveled the pile of dirt.
    • She leveled the cake batter with a spatula.

    Synonymeequalizeevenflattenplanesmoothstraighten

    Antonymepockmarkroughroughenuneven

  2. B2formal

    To aim or direct something, such as a weapon, criticism, or accusation, at someone or something.

    derichten

    • He leveled the gun at the target.
    • Criticism was leveled at the government's policy.
    • She leveled a serious accusation against her colleague.

    Synonymeaimdirectfocuspointtargettrainturn

  3. Equalize or balanceB2formal

    To make something equal or balanced in status, amount, or value.

    deAusgleichen

    • The new law aims to level the playing field for small businesses.
    • He scored a goal to level the score.
    • Efforts were made to level income disparities.

    Synonymeadjustalignbalanceequalizeequateevenmatchsquare

    Antonymedisproportionimbalance

Formen
  • leveled past participle
  • levelled past participle
  • leveled past simple
  • levelled past simple
  • leveling present participle
  • levelling present participle
  • levels third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenlevel off

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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