level in Latin
level in Latin is plānus, libella, gradus — level means flat and even; at the same height throughout, or matching a given height.
level in Latin
plānus
The same height at all places; parallel to a flat ground.
libella
gradus
Degree or amount.
assolō
(transitive) To destroy by reducing to ground level; to raze.
complānō
(transitive) To destroy by reducing to ground level; to raze.
What does "level" mean?
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adj Flat and even; at the same height throughout, or matching a given height.
"Make sure the shelf is level before you fix it in place."
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noun A particular degree, standard, floor, or stage in a scale, structure, or game.
"Water levels rose sharply after the storm."
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verb To make something flat or even, or to destroy it completely so nothing is left standing.
"The earthquake leveled entire city blocks."
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verb To aim or direct something, such as an accusation or a weapon, at someone.
"Critics leveled fresh accusations at the government."
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level in a sentence
- Make sure the shelf is level before you fix it in place.
- The two teams were level on points going into the final match.
- Water levels rose sharply after the storm.
- She finally beat the last level of the game.
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What is "level" in Latin?
"level" in Latin is plānus, libella, gradus. level means: Flat and even; at the same height throughout, or matching a given height.
How do you use "level" in a sentence?
Example: "Make sure the shelf is level before you fix it in place." In Latin, "level" is plānus, libella, gradus.
Are there other ways to say "level" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 5 translations listed for "level": plānus, libella, gradus, assolō, complānō.
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