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level adj | (even, flat) | płaski przym. |
| The surface of the shelf had a few bumps, so it wasn't completely level. |
| Powierzchnia półki miała kilka wybrzuszeń, więc nie była całkowicie płaska. |
level adj | (horizontal) | równy przym. |
| You could tell that the pool table wasn't level by the way the balls rolled. |
| Można było stwierdzić, że stół do bilarda nie był równy, patrząc, jak toczyły się kule. |
level adj | (at the same altitude) | na tym samym poziomie wyr. |
| | na tej samej wysokości wyr. |
| The two planes were level. |
| Obydwa samoloty były na tej samej wysokości. |
level n | (stage, degree) | poziom m |
| Which level are you at in the computer game? |
| Na którym poziomie jesteś w tej grze komputerowej? |
level n | (rank, order) | stopień m |
| What level has he reached in the hierarchy? |
| Jaki stopień osiągnął w hierarchii? |
level [sth]⇒ vtr | (make even, flat) | wyrównywać ndk. |
| | wyrównać dk. |
| They brought in a bulldozer to level the land around the house. |
| Przywieźli buldożera, by wyrównać ziemię wokół domu. |
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level adj | (equal, tied) | remisować ndk. |
| | zremisować dk. |
| The two teams were level at halftime. |
level adj | (sport: with no clear leader) | remisowy przym. |
| | wyrównany przym. |
| The game was still level at halftime. |
level adj | (spoonful: flat, not heaped) | płaski przym. |
| No, the recipe calls for a level teaspoon, not a rounded teaspoon of sugar. |
level adv | (on an even plane) | na stałej wysokości wyr. |
| The plane flew level for a few minutes, and then descended. |
level n | (measure of quantity, degree) | poziom m |
| | stopień m |
| There was a high level of hostility. |
level n | often plural (measurement of bodily fluid) | wynik badania m + n |
| | stężenie n |
| The patient's blood levels are good now, doctor. |
level n | (tool) | poziomnica ż |
| Melanie used a level to make sure that the table was flat. |
level n | (floor or storey of building) | piętro n |
| Loretta lived on the third level. |
level n | (flat surface) | płaska powierzchnia przym. + ż |
| You need to apply the concrete on the level. |
level n | (flat land) | płaski teren przym. + m |
| The house needs to be built upon a level. |
level n | (fair, equal) | poziom m |
| (w grach) | poziom trudności m + ż |
| This game is good because it forces everybody to play on the same level. |
level n | (height) | poziom m |
| | wysokość ż |
| At that level, you should have a good view of the mountains. |
level n | (aircraft: altitude) | wysokość ż |
| The aircraft were all flying at the same level. |
level⇒ vi | (aim a weapon) | celować ndk. |
| | wycelować dk. |
| The young man took hold of his gun, looked at the enemy soldier and levelled. |
level [sth]⇒ vtr | (position on the same level) | wyrównywać położenie ndk. + n |
| | wyrównać położenie dk. + n |
| Justine levelled the three photo frames. |
level [sth] vtr | (remove, destroy) | zrównać z ziemią zwrot dk. |
| The demolition workers levelled the old building to build a new one. |
level [sb]⇒ vtr | often passive (person: knock down) | powalić, przewrócić dk. |
| As I was descending the slope, another skier hit me from behind and levelled me. |
level [sth] at [sb] vtr + prep | (aim: a gun, etc.) | wycelować czymś w kogoś zwrot dk. |
| The man levelled the gun at his hostage, then fired. |
level [sth] at [sb] vtr + prep | figurative (direct: a criticism, an accusation) | kierować przeciwko komuś zwrot ndk. |
| | skierować przeciwko komuś zwrot dk. |
| Ray's ex-colleagues levelled some terrible accusations at him. |
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level off vi phrasal | (become even, stable) | wyrównywać, stablizować ndk. |
| | wyrównywać, ustabilizować dk. |
| The population of the world is expected to grow to about 9 billion, but then to level off. |
level [sth] off vtr phrasal sep | (make even) | wyrównywać, stabilizować ndk. |
| | wyrównać, ustabilizować dk. |
level up vi phrasal | informal (computer game: reach next stage) | przejść na wyższy poziom zwrot dk. |
| In this game, you level up every time you defeat a baddy. |
level with [sb] vtr phrasal insep | informal (speak honestly to) | być otwartym wobec kogoś zwrot posił. |
| He decided to level with her about the dent in the car and told her about the accident. |
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A level n | UK, often plural (Advanced level: exam) (brytyjski odpowiednik matury) | egzamin A-level wyr. |
| Graham failed all his A levels so was unable to get into university. |
A level n | UK, usually plural (pass in Advanced level exam) | zdany egzamin A-level wyr. |
| Sue left school with three A levels. |
base level n | (river's lowest point) | dno rzeki n + ż |
base level n | (lowest point) | najniższy poziom przym. + m |
be level pegging v expr | UK, informal (be in equal position) (potoczny) | iść łeb w łeb zwrot ndk. |
cholesterol level n | (amount of cholesterol in the blood) | poziom cholesterolu m + m |
| My high cholesterol level is due to the huge amount of cheese I eat. |
energy level n | (energy of physical system when stationary) | poziom energii m + ż |
| Electrons can jump from one energy level to another. |
energy level n | usually plural (degree of physical stamina) | poziom energii m + ż |
entry level, entry-level adj | (job: low position) | niska pozycja przym. + ż |
| Most college graduates start with an entry-level job, but hope for a quick promotion. |
entry level, entry-level adj | (basic) | podstawowy przym. |
| This is an entry-level instrument suitable for beginners. |
ground level, ground-level n | (at the level of the ground) | poziom ziemi m + ż |
Uwaga: A hyphen is used when term modifies another noun. | | Many good photos of plants are taken at ground level. |
ground level, ground-level n | (floor nearest the ground) | parter m |
Uwaga: A hyphen is used when term modifies another noun. | | Kitchenware is located at ground level in this store. | | Most buildings are entered at ground level. |
ground level, ground-level n | figurative (lowest level of hierarchy) | najniższy poziom przym. + m |
Uwaga: A hyphen is used when term modifies another noun. | | Recruits and conscripts normally enter the military at ground level. |
high-level language n | (formal language) | język formalny m + przym. |
| C++ is a high-level language. High level programming languages use more human-like syntax. |
level headed, level-headed adj | (sensible, reasonable) | rozsądny przym. |
Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun | | I'm surprised he panicked - he's normally such a level-headed person. |
level out vi | (become even) | wyrównywać ndk. |
| | wyrównać dk. |
| When I go out with my boyfriend, sometimes I pay and sometimes he does. It levels out in the end. |
level playing field n | figurative (equality, fair situation) | równe zasady dla wszystkich wyr. |
| We can only compete if we're all on a level playing field. |
low-level language n | (computer code) | język niskopoziomowy m + przym. |
| Assembly language is a typical example of a low-level language. |
lowest level, lowest-level n | (poorest, most inferior) | najniższy poziom przym. + m |
Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj | | The school was terrible, providing only the lowest level of education. |
lowest level, lowest-level n | (base) | najniższy poziom |
on the level adj | US (honest, without trickery) | uczciwy, rzetelny przym. |
| So this deal is on the level? |
poverty line, poverty level n | (income level) | granica ubóstwa ż + n |
| | próg ubóstwa m + n |
reduced level n | (lesser degree or amount) | poziom zaniżony, poziom zredukowany m + przym. |
| A reduced level of pollution has been detected in that area. |
sea level n | (sea's surface height) | poziom morza m + n |
| One third of the Netherlands is at or below sea level. | | Global warming is causing sea levels to rise worldwide. |
sea-level n as adj | (at sea's surface height) | na poziomie morza wyr. |
subsistence level n | (low standard of living) | minimum socjalne n + przym. |
| | granica ubóstwa ż + n |
| In parts of the world, most poor people live below the subsistence level. |
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