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• 形容事物处于均衡状态，各部分比例恰当、协调稳定。可指物理上的平衡、心理上的稳定，也可指各方面配置合理。

Describes something that is in a state of equilibrium, with all parts in the correct proportions.

1. Stable and evenB1formal

   Being in a state of equilibrium; having equal weight or distribution.

   平衡的

   • She maintained a balanced diet for better health.
   • The gymnast performed a balanced routine on the beam.
   • A balanced budget is essential for the company's growth.

   同义词equitableevenharmoniouslevelpoisedproportionatestablesteadysymmetrical

   反义词lopsidedprecariousunbalancedunevenunstablewobbly

2. Fair and impartialB2formal

   Showing equal consideration to all sides; not biased.

   公正的

   • The journalist provided a balanced report on the issue.
   • A balanced approach to negotiations is necessary.
   • The judge gave a balanced verdict based on the evidence.

   同义词equitableevenhandedfairimpartialjustneutralobjectiveunbiased

   反义词one-sidedpartialprejudicedunfair

3. Mentally stableB2informal

   Having a calm and sensible state of mind; not extreme.

   心态平衡

   • He is a very balanced person, even under pressure.
   • She remained balanced during the crisis.
   • A balanced mind helps in making good decisions.

   同义词composedeven-temperedlevel-headedrationalreasonablesanestablesteady

   反义词derangeddisturbederraticunhingedunstable

• 动词，指使某物保持或达到稳定不倾倒的状态，也指比较两个或多个事物的相对重要性或使其相等。

A verb used to indicate the act of keeping or putting something in a steady position so that it does not fall, or to compare the relative importance or equality of two or more things.

1. Keep steadyA2formal

   To keep something in a steady position so that it does not fall.

   保持平衡

   • She balanced a book on her head while walking.
   • He balanced the tray of drinks carefully.
   • The acrobat balanced on one hand for several seconds.

   同义词counterbalancelevelpoisesteady

   反义词destabilizeoverturnunbalanceupset

2. Equalize or offsetB1formal

   To give equal weight or importance to different things.

   平衡

   • You need to balance work and family life.
   • The government aims to balance the budget by next year.
   • She balanced the flavors in the dish perfectly.

   同义词compensatecounterbalancecounterpoiseequalizeeven outlevelneutralizeoffset

   反义词skewunbalanceunsettleupset

3. Financial accountingB2formalbusiness

   To calculate the difference between credits and debits in an account.

   结平账户

   • The accountant balanced the company's books at the end of the month.
   • I need to balance my checkbook before paying the bills.
   • The bank statement balances with my records.

   同义词reconcilesquaretally