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Meanings of equaliser in English

Russian
уравнитель
Portuguese
contrapeso
Catalan
contrapès
Spanish
balance

A weight that balances another weight.

уравнитель
Usage of equaliser in English
1
Spain were on course for defeat until Aspas flicked in the equaliser.
The Guardian
2
Late or not, the equaliser was the least the home team deserved.
The Guardian
3
Sylvan Ebanks-Blake had given the hosts the lead before Peter Clarke's equaliser.
The Guardian
4
Morocco exited the tournament after conceding a late equaliser against South Africa
The Guardian
5
Ibrahimovic's late equaliser against Italy in 2004 unquestionably falls into that category.
The Guardian
6
Denmark dominated the last 10 minutes but could not find an equaliser.
The Guardian
7
Ten minutes were not up when Robert Maakant's side had an equaliser.
The Guardian
8
Two minutes later, Palace were caught out when pushing for an equaliser.
The Guardian
9
From the small to the great, Twitter can be the only equaliser.
The Guardian
10
This is why: in the 85th minute Luis García scored an equaliser.
The Guardian
11
Obligingly, Bebeto glided home an equaliser leaving Ron beside himself with joy.
The Irish Times
12
We stayed calm after we conceded the equaliser, that was very important.
The South African
13
Seldom did they look like crafting an equaliser, but suddenly, it arrived.
BBC
14
Danny Rose made Liverpool pay for their profligacy with a 72nd-minute equaliser.
Reuters
15
There was a sustained Newcastle comeback and an equaliser from Craig Bellamy.
The Irish Times
16
The equaliser originated from a loose pass by Coutinho of all people.
The Guardian
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Equaliser through the time
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