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2 Translation results for levels in Spanish

noun | verb

level noun

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levels
nivel

Example sentences of
level noun

  • •The pictures were hung on the wall at eye level.
  • •The pictures were hung at different levels.
  • •There was a high level of alcohol in his blood.
  • •a normal level of intelligence
  • •Prices have risen to a new level.
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  • •She rose to the level of manager.
  • •She has reached a rare level of financial success.
  • •These problems affect people at all levels of society.
  • •Can this problem be dealt with at a national level or must it be addressed at an international level?
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level verb

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levelled, has levelled, is levelling, levels
nivelar, aplanar; apuntar (una pistola), dirigir (una acusación); rasar, arrasar

Example sentences of
level verb

  • •They will level the field.
  • •We need to level the garden before we plant anything.
  • •The earthquake leveled the city.
  • •He leveled his opponent with a right hook.
  • •The robber leveled a gun at his head.
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  • •Several complaints have been leveled at the store.
  • •Criticism has been leveled against the government for not responding to this crisis.
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Synonyms of
level verb

aim, flatten, raze
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¿Cuál es la forma correcta de escribir la palabra: leveling o levelling? ¿Leveled o levelled?
  • En inglés americano, la letra 'l' generalmente no se duplica cuando se agrega -ing o -ed, por lo tanto se escribe leveling y leveled. En inglés británico, la letra 'l' se duplica.
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Reverse translation for levels

nivel  - level, height, level, standard 
nivelar  - to level (out) 
aplanar  - to flatten, to level 
apuntar  (una pistola) - to aim, to point, to take aim, to become evident, to write down, to jot down, to point to, to point out, to prompt (in the theater) 
dirigir  (una acusación) - to direct, to lead, to address, to aim, to point, to conduct (music) 
rasar  - to skim, to graze, to level 
arrasar  - to level, to smooth, to devastate, to destroy, to fill to the brim 
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