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🔑equale·qual1 /ˈikwəl / adjective the same in size, amount, value, number, level, etc.（大小、数量、价值、数目、水平等）相等的，相同的，同等的◆They are equal in weight.它们重量相等。◆They are of equal weight.它们重量相等。◆Divide it into two equal parts.将它分成两等份。◆Employees will receive a bonus equal to one week's salary.员工将收到相当于一周薪水的奖金。◆Women are demanding equal pay for equal work.妇女强烈要求同工同酬。◆Our company adopted an equal opportunities policy (= rules to make sure that people are treated equally).我们公司奉行机会均等的政策。 OPP unequal ●on equal terms (with sb)with the same advantages and disadvantages as someone else（和某人）机会相同，处于平等地位
🔑equale·qual2 /ˈikwəl / verb [transitive] (equal·ing, e·qualed) (CanE -ll-)- to be or mean the same as something等于；意味着◆44 plus 17 equals 61 is written: 44 + 17 = 61.44 加 17 等于 61 写作：44 + 17 = 61。◆Some people believe that money equals happiness.有些人认为有钱就是幸福。
- equal sb / sth (in sth) to be as good as someone or something（在某方面）和…一样好，比得上◆He ran an excellent race, equaling the club record in the 400 meters.他在赛跑中发挥出色，平了俱乐部的 400 米项目的纪录。
🔑equale·qual3 /ˈikwəl / noun [countable] a person who has the same ability, rights, etc. as you do（能力、权力等方面）平等的人◆to treat someone as an equal平等对待某人 |