level的反义词

1. 标准，水平，水准
2. 级别，等级，层次
3. 水平线，水平面，平面
4. 级
5. 高度，地位
6. 水准测量
7. 水平仪，水准仪
8. 平地
9. 水平状态
10. 程度
11. 水位
12. 【物】能级

1. 冷静的
2. 平稳的
3. 平坦的，水平的，平的
4. 同高度的
5. 均匀的，平均分布的
6. （程度、水准、级别）相同的，同水平的，同程度的
7. 【电】等位的
8. 【音】平调的
9. 平直的
10. 保持一定水平的，恒定的
11. 诚实的
12. 公平的
13. 并进的

1. 对准，用（武器）瞄准
2. 使平坦，夷平，弄平，（使）平整，推平
3. 使成水平，使成平面
4. 使同等， 使划一，使平等
5. 拉平
6. 废除
7. 用水平仪测量高度
8. 推倒，毁坏，摧毁
9. 击倒
10. 坦率诚实地对待， 坦率相待
11. 把...对准
12. 使相似
13. 创造人人机会均等的局面
14. 谴责

1. 水平地，平坦地
2. 一直
3. 同样高
4. 势均力敌地
5. 平衡地

1. a position on a scale of intensity or amount or quality;

   "a moderate grade of intelligence"
   "a high level of care is required"
   "it is all a matter of degree"
   

2. a relative position or degree of value in a graded group;

   "lumber of the highest grade"
   

3. a specific identifiable position in a continuum or series or especially in a process;

   "a remarkable degree of frankness"
   "at what stage are the social sciences?"
   

4. height above ground;

   "the water reached ankle level"
   "the pictures were at the same level"
   

5. indicator that establishes the horizontal when a bubble is centered in a tube of liquid
6. a flat surface at right angles to a plumb line;

   "park the car on the level"
   

7. an abstract place usually conceived as having depth;

   "a good actor communicates on several levels"
   "a simile has at least two layers of meaning"
   "the mind functions on many strata simultaneously"
   

8. a structure consisting of a room or set of rooms at a single position along a vertical scale;

   "what level is the office on?"
   

1. having a surface without slope, tilt in which no part is higher or lower than another;

   "a flat desk"
   "acres of level farmland"
   "a plane surface"
   "skirts sewn with fine flat seams"
   

2. not showing abrupt variations;

   "spoke in a level voice"
   "she gave him a level look"
   

3. being on a precise horizontal plane;

   "a billiard table must be level"
   

4. oriented at right angles to the plumb;

   "the picture is level"
   

5. of the score in a contest;

   "the score is tied"
   

1. aim at;

   "level criticism or charges at somebody"
   

2. tear down so as to make flat with the ground;

   "The building was levelled"
   

3. make level or straight;

   "level the ground"
   

4. direct into a position for use;

   "point a gun"
   "He charged his weapon at me"
   

5. talk frankly with; lay it on the line;

   "I have to level with you"
   

6. become level or even;

   "The ground levelled off"
   

1. 层次：按惯例,用户自定链用小写以示区别(待会我们会在后面的 在整链上运作(Operations on an Entire Chain) 那里解释如何去建立新的用户自定连)后接一个层次(level)号码或名称.

find one's own level

找到与自己相称的位置 find and associate with the people with whom one is morally, socially or intellectually equal

draw level

势均力敌,打成平手 be evenly matched in strength;be in equilibrium

level against (v.+prep.)

对(某人)提出控诉 state a charge against (sb)
level sth against sb

They levelled an accusation against her.

他们对她提出起诉。

A serious charge was levelled against the minister.

那位部长受到了严重指控。

The thief was taken to the police station, where a charge of robbery was levelled against him.

那个小偷被带到警察局,在那里,他被指控犯了抢劫罪。

level at (v.+prep.)

将…的矛头指向(某人) direct (sth such as opposition) towards (sb)

level down (v.+adv.)

使…向低水平下降 low (sth such as incomes) to an equal level

level off (v.+adv.)

变平稳;变稳定 become level, flat or at a steady rate
level sth ⇔ off

Level off the shelves with a spirit level.

用水平仪把架子弄平。

When the house was built, the garden had to be levelled off with a big earth-moving machine.

建房时得用大型推土机把园子推平。

level off

On reaching 1000 metres, the pilot levelled off.

到达1000米高度时,驾驶员便做水平飞行。

After going up for six months, the cost of living levelled off in September.

生活费用上涨了6个月以后于9月份稳定下来。

level out (v.+adv.)

消除(差别等) make (sth such as difference) equal
level out

East of the gorge leveled out.

峡谷东面地势变平坦了。

level sth ⇔ out

The steam-roller levelled out the gravel roadbed and then the concrete was poured.

蒸汽压路机把砾石路基压平后浇灌了混凝土。

level out

You are unlikely to get further promotion—we all have to level out some time.

你大概不会再被提升了——我们的事业都会达到不再发展的地步。

level sth ⇔ out

The tax system is extended to level out the big differences between rich and poor.

这个税法旨在消除贫富间的差距。

level up (v.+adv.)

将(收入等)向上拉平 raise (sth such as incomes) to an equal level
level sth ⇔ up

The idea of equal education was to level up the general standard.

教育平等的思想旨在提高大众的水平。

level with (v.+prep.)

〈口〉向(某人)说实话 speak the truth to (sb)

• The rising of the water brought me a little more upon a level.

  出自：Defoe

• A great plain as level as the sea.

  出自：J. Conrad

• Turf recently disturbed was trodden level again.

  出自：C. Mackenzie

• The land is flat because the winds have leveled it.

  出自：W. Gass

• ☆ 14世纪中期进入英语，直接源自古法语的livel；最初源自古典拉丁语的libella，意为平衡，水平。