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🔑levellev·el1 /ˈlɛvl / adjective - with no part higher than any other; flat平坦的；平的◆Make sure the shelves are level before you nail them to the wall.搁板钉到墙上之前一定要放平。◆a level teaspoon of sugar一平茶匙糖
- level (with sth) at the same height, standard, or position（和…）等高的，水平相等的，位置相同的◆The boy's head was level with his father's shoulder.那男孩的头到他父亲的肩膀。
🔑levellev·el2 /ˈlɛvl / noun [countable] - the height or position of something in relation to something else（相对于其他事物的）高度，级别，等级，水平◆We are at 500 feet above sea level.我们处于海拔 500 英尺的高度。◆at ground level在地面◆an intermediate-level student中等水平的学生◆top-level discussions高层会谈
- the amount, size, or number of something (compared to something else)（与其他事物相比而言的）数量，大小，数目◆a high level of unemployment高失业率◆low levels of pollution轻度污染
- one of several floors in a building楼层◆The new shopping mall has 180 stores on three levels.新的购物商场有三层，设有 180 家店铺。
levellev·el3 /ˈlɛvl / verb [transitive] (lev·el·ing, lev·eled) (CanE -ll-)- to make something flat, equal, or level使平坦；使平等；使齐平◆The ground needs to be leveled before we lay the patio.铺露台之前地面需要整平。
- to destroy a building or a group of trees completely by knocking it down摧毁，夷平（建筑物或树林）◆The tornado leveled several barns in the county.龙卷风把这个县的几座谷仓夷为平地。
 ●level sth against / at sb / sthto make a serious criticism of someone or accuse someone of doing something wrong严厉指责；谴责◆Several criminal charges have been leveled against the mayor.对市长提出了几项刑事指控。●level off / outto become flat, equal, or level变得平整（或平等、齐平）◆Stock prices rose sharply yesterday, but today they have leveled off (= stayed at one level).昨日股价大涨，但今天已经走平。 |