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equalizer

/ˈiː.kwə.laɪ.zər/

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noun

/ˈiː.kwə.laɪ.zər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее устройство или фактор, который уравновешивает или регулирует что-либо, например, электронное оборудование, уменьшающее искажение частот, груз, уравновешивающий другой груз, или счёт, делающий матч равным.

A noun referring to a device or factor that balances or adjusts something, such as electronic equipment that reduces frequency distortion, a weight that balances another weight, or a score that makes a match even.

  1. Electronic deviceB2formaltechnical

    Electronic equipment that reduces frequency distortion in audio signals.

    ruЭквалайзер

    • The sound engineer adjusted the equalizer to improve the audio quality.
    • Modern music players often have a built-in equalizer.
    • He used a graphic equalizer to balance the bass and treble.
  2. Balancing weightC1formal

    A weight that balances another weight, often used in mechanical systems.

    ruУравновешивающий груз

    • The crane's equalizer ensured the load was evenly distributed.
    • Engineers installed an equalizer to stabilize the bridge structure.
    • The scale uses an equalizer to maintain balance.

    Synonymsbalancecounterbalancecounterpoisecounterweight

  3. Tying scoreB2informalsport

    A score that makes the match even, especially in sports.

    ruУравнивающий гол

    • The striker scored the equalizer in the final minute of the game.
    • Her goal was the equalizer that brought the team back into contention.
    • The match ended in a draw after the late equalizer.

    Synonymslevelerleveller

Forms
  • equalizers plural form
  • equalizers' possessive plural form
  • equalizer's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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