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Meanings of equalise (equalises) in English

Portuguese
equiparar
Catalan
anivellar
Spanish
empatar

Make equal, uniform, corresponding, or matching.

equiparar
Usage of equalises in English
1
He repairs the injustice of the year, unites hostile republics, and equalises wealth.
The Life of the Bee
2
He has barely finished the sentence and Shearer equalises.
The Irish Times
3
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Alfred Finnbogason equalises from the rebound after Willy Caballero had fumbled a shot.
The Guardian
4
I haven't been arrested. Jeffrey Schlupp equalises for Leicester City in the Premier League game against Liverpool.
The Guardian
5
The next year some financier "equalises" the tithe, and my tithe is reduced to £100.
Speculations from Political Economy
6
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Juan Mata equalises for Manchester United with a brilliant free kick in the 86th minute.
The Guardian
7
Genuine civility equalises power relations and enables the point of view of those who are quieter to be heard too.
The Guardian
8
We have agreed to deposit our public service bonds as security against the loan, so that practically equalises the situation.
The Prince of Graustark
9
It equalises the claims costs of less healthy members among all players in the market in proportion to their market share.
The Irish Times
10
The game changes when Salomón Rondón equalises midway through the second half; a Matt Ritchie penalty then wins it for Newcastle.
The Guardian
11
Arsenal are piling on the pressure in the second half and eventually it tells as Laurent Koscielny equalises in the 72nd minute.
The Guardian
12
If you can create and build a style of play to fit, it will help him. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Ricardo Pereira equalises for Leicester.
The Guardian
13
"To me that seems an advantage, since it equalises matters."
The Blue Pavilions
14
"I can't imagine even you idealizing Aunt Rosa," said Laura, "but that I suppose is the way life equalises things."
The Wheel of Life
15
Turkey equalise in the 122nd minute and Croatia go out on penalties.
The South African
16
Dobbie then unleashed a stunning strike from about 20 yards to equalise.
BBC
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Translations for equalises
Equalises through the time