英:[ɔn ðə ˈlevl]
美:[ɑn ði ˈlɛvəl]
英:[ɔn ðə ˈlevl]
美:[ɑn ði ˈlɛvəl]
诚实的/地;真实的/地;公平地;坦率地
noun
a device for establishing a horizontal line or plane by means of a bubble in a liquid that shows adjustment to the horizontal by movement to the center of a slightly bowed glass tube
a measurement of the difference of altitude of two points by means of a level
horizontal conditionespecially: equilibrium of a fluid marked by a horizontal surface of even altitude
water seeks its own level
an approximately horizontal line or surface taken as an index of altitude
Charts were arranged at eye level.
a practically horizontal surface or area (as of land)
the level of the plateau
a position in a scale or rank (as of achievement, significance, or value) The job appeals to me on many levels.
funded at the national level
a line or surface that cuts perpendicularly all plumb lines that it meets and hence would everywhere coincide with a surface of still water
the plane of the horizon or a line in it
a horizontal passage in a mine intended for regular working and transportation
a concentration of a constituent especially of a body fluid (such as blood)
a normal blood-sugar level
the magnitude of a quantity considered in relation to an arbitrary reference valuebroadly: magnitude, intensity
a high level of hostility
one of a series of discrete parts through which a player moves or progresses during the course of a game (such as a video game)
A commonly held belief among developers is that the opening level of a well-programmed game teaches the player what thematic rules to anticipate going forward.—Salvatore Pane
verb
transitive verb
to make (a line or surface) horizontal : make flat or level level off a house lot
level a field
to bring to a horizontal aiming position
aim, direct
leveled a charge of fraud
to bring to a common level or plane : equalize
love levels all ranks—W. S. Gilbert
to lay level with or as if with the ground : raze
to knock down
leveled him with one punch
to make (something, such as color) even or uniform
to find the heights of different points in (a piece of land) especially with a surveyor's level
intransitive verb
to attain or come to a level see also level up
The plane leveled off at 10,000 feet.
to aim a gun or other weapon horizontally
to bring persons or things to a level
to deal frankly and openly
noun
a device for establishing a horizontal line or plane by means of a bubble in a liquid that shows adjustment to the horizontal by movement to the center of a slightly bowed glass tube
a measurement of the difference of altitude of two points by means of a level
horizontal conditionespecially: equilibrium of a fluid marked by a horizontal surface of even altitude
water seeks its own level
an approximately horizontal line or surface taken as an index of altitude
Charts were arranged at eye level.
a practically horizontal surface or area (as of land)
the level of the plateau
a position in a scale or rank (as of achievement, significance, or value) The job appeals to me on many levels.
funded at the national level
a line or surface that cuts perpendicularly all plumb lines that it meets and hence would everywhere coincide with a surface of still water
the plane of the horizon or a line in it
a horizontal passage in a mine intended for regular working and transportation
a concentration of a constituent especially of a body fluid (such as blood)
a normal blood-sugar level
the magnitude of a quantity considered in relation to an arbitrary reference valuebroadly: magnitude, intensity
a high level of hostility
one of a series of discrete parts through which a player moves or progresses during the course of a game (such as a video game)
A commonly held belief among developers is that the opening level of a well-programmed game teaches the player what thematic rules to anticipate going forward.—Salvatore Pane
adjective
having no part higher than another : conforming to the curvature of the liquid parts of the earth's surface
parallel with the plane of the horizon : horizontal
even or unvarying in height
equal in advantage, progression, or standing
proceeding monotonously or uneventfully
steady, unwavering
gave him a level look
reasonable, balanced
arrive at a justly proportional and level judgment on this affair—Sir Winston Churchill
distributed evenly
level stress
being a surface perpendicular to all lines of force in a field of force : equipotential
suited to a particular rank or plane of ability or achievement
top-level thinking
of or relating to the spreading out of a cost or charge in even payments over a period of time
verb
transitive verb
to make (a line or surface) horizontal : make flat or level level off a house lot
level a field
to bring to a horizontal aiming position
aim, direct
leveled a charge of fraud
to bring to a common level or plane : equalize
love levels all ranks—W. S. Gilbert
to lay level with or as if with the ground : raze
to knock down
leveled him with one punch
to make (something, such as color) even or uniform
to find the heights of different points in (a piece of land) especially with a surveyor's level
intransitive verb
to attain or come to a level see also level up
The plane leveled off at 10,000 feet.
to aim a gun or other weapon horizontally
to bring persons or things to a level
to deal frankly and openly
adjective
having no part higher than another : conforming to the curvature of the liquid parts of the earth's surface
parallel with the plane of the horizon : horizontal
even or unvarying in height
equal in advantage, progression, or standing
proceeding monotonously or uneventfully
steady, unwavering
gave him a level look
reasonable, balanced
arrive at a justly proportional and level judgment on this affair—Sir Winston Churchill
distributed evenly
level stress
being a surface perpendicular to all lines of force in a field of force : equipotential
suited to a particular rank or plane of ability or achievement
top-level thinking
of or relating to the spreading out of a cost or charge in even payments over a period of time
Noun and Verb Middle English, plumb line, from Anglo-French livel, from Vulgar Latin *libellum, alteration of Latin libella, from diminutive of libra weight, balance
The first known use of level was in the 14th century
hoof1 of 2noun
a covering of horn that protects the front of or encloses the ends of the toes of some mammals (as horses, oxen, and pigs) and that corresponds to a nail or claw
a hoofed foot especially of a horse
hoof2 of 2verb
to walk especially with haste
hoofed it to class
to dance especially as a performer
watched the cast hoofing on the stage
increase1 of 2verb
to make or become greater skill increases with practice
increase speed
to become more numerous by the production of young
increase2 of 2noun
the act of increasing
something added (as by growth)
increase1 of 2verb
to make or become greater skill increases with practice
increase speed
to become more numerous by the production of young
increase2 of 2noun
the act of increasing
something added (as by growth)
job1 of 2noun
a piece of workespecially: one done at a specified rate
something produced by or as if by work
did a good job
a special duty or function : task
your job is to mow the lawn
a position at which one regularly works for pay
lost my job
Job2 of 2noun
a narrative and poetic book of canonical Jewish and Christian Scripture see bible
job1 of 2noun
a piece of workespecially: one done at a specified rate
something produced by or as if by work
did a good job
a special duty or function : task
your job is to mow the lawn
a position at which one regularly works for pay
lost my job
Job2 of 2noun
a narrative and poetic book of canonical Jewish and Christian Scripture see bible
level1 of 3noun
a device used (as by a carpenter) to establish a horizontal line or surface
a horizontal line or surface usually at a named height
placed at eye level
a step or stage in a scale or rank (as of achievement, significance, importance, or value)
rose to the level of manager
an amount of something especially in comparison with typical or expected amounts
production is at a low level this year
the amount of a substance especially per unit volume of a body fluid (as blood)
a high level of sugar in the blood
level2 of 3verb
to make or become horizontal, flat, or even
aim entry 1 sense 1, direct
to knock flat
the explosion leveled the house
to reach or come to a level
the plane leveled off at 10,000 feet
level3 of 3adjective
having a flat even surface
a level lawn
being on a line with the horizon : horizontal
in a level position
of the same height or rank : even
the water is level with my waist
steady and cool in judgment
a level head
1 an airplane in level flight
2 These problems affect people at all levels of society.
3 This concept is not confined to lexicon ; it is also active on the level of discourse.
这一概念不局限于单词的层次上, 它还可以贯穿于语篇中.
4 I hope you'll be on the level with me.
我希望你对我坦率布公。
5 I'd like to help, but I can't on the level!
我倒是愿意帮忙,但是无能为力--说老实话!
6 She has reached a rare level of financial success.
7 Are you sure this deal is on the level?
你确信这笔交易诚实无欺吗?
8 Marx didn't discuss modernity on the level of rational critique and reconstruction.
马克思不是停留在理性批判和理性重建的层面上探讨现代性问题,相反认为,理性原则从属、附于利益原则.
9 Prices have risen to a new level.
10 We need to level the garden before we plant anything.
11 I have told the whole story on the level.
我已经诚实地把整个事情经过讲出来了。
12 She rose to the level of manager.
13 Women’s flag football already has a collegiate championship and scholarships at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) level.
14 Can this problem be dealt with at a national level or must it be addressed at an international level?
15 a normal level of intelligence
16 There was a high level of alcohol in his blood.
17 The pictures were hung at different levels.
18 He leveled his opponent with a right hook.
19 He always acts on the level.
他总是表现得很诚实.
20 The pictures were hung on the wall at eye level.
1 真实
straight-up veracious very true positive objective honest substantial authentic faithful factual truthful unfeigned echt sooth troth bottom truth honesty veracity fair dinkum
4 真诚
serious honest genuine heartfelt devout unfeigned truly frankly depth sincerity from the heart in good faith
5 诚实
integrity honesty veracity probity candour good faith square honest upright sincere kosher truthful upstanding upfront openness rectitude uprightness fairly and squarely fair and square good simple fine straightforward incorruptible guileless on the up and up
8 诚实的
good simple fine honest straightforward sincere kosher truthful upstanding incorruptible guileless on the up and up