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Meanings of equalise in English

Portuguese
equiparar
Catalan
anivellar
Spanish
empatar

Make equal, uniform, corresponding, or matching.

equiparar
Usage of equalise in English
1
Turkey equalise in the 122nd minute and Croatia go out on penalties.
The South African
2
Dobbie then unleashed a stunning strike from about 20 yards to equalise.
BBC
3
Thierry Henry's substitution played a massive part in helping Chelsea to equalise.
The Guardian
4
Germany went on to equalise as Argentina became far less assured in possession.
The Guardian
5
We had the chances to equalise, which would have been a fair result.
Reuters
6
A sloppy backpass almost let Adam May equalise but his snap-shot went wide.
BBC
7
They did so today giving away a goal to let the Italians equalise.
The Guardian
8
With seconds remaining Oscar had a golden chance to equalise but headed wide.
The Irish Times
9
After half an hour Ecuador carved out a chance to equalise.
The Guardian
10
Folau had a chance to equalise with time up but missed the shot.
Radio NZ
11
Poor marking at a corner allowed Newcastle to equalise 13 minutes from time.
The Irish Times
12
But thoughts of settling scores are futile in a side failing to equalise.
The Guardian
13
We came back and had more than enough chances to equalise.
BBC
14
His other problem was that he had helped Burnley equalise.
The Guardian
15
But with Uruguay sitting back, Portugal did equalise 10 minutes into the second half.
The South African
16
Now the air pressure from the outside wants to get inside to equalise it.
Radio NZ
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Equalise through the time
Equalise across language varieties
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