英语词汇equal的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

equal /ˈiːkwəl/ adjective 1. the same in size, number, amount, value etc as something elsenounsan equal number/amount Both candidates received an equal number of votes.an equal chance Everyone has an equal chance of winning the lottery.adverbsabout/almost equal The two objects are about equal in height and weight.roughly/approximately equal also more or less equal (=about equal) The number of buyers and sellers must be roughly equal before trading begins.exactly equal The food is shared out in exactly equal portions.phrasesbe equal to sth The rent was equal to half his monthly income.of equal size/length/value etc Draw two lines of equal length. | He is remembered for his novels, but his scientific work is of equal importance.equal in size/length/value etc The population of each town is roughly equal in size. | In higher education, women are equal in numbers to men. | Your pension will be equal in value to two thirds of your final year salary.2. having or involving the same rights, opportunities etc as everyone else, whatever your race, religion, or sexnounsequal rights In many countries, women do not have equal rights with men.equal opportunities The government must make sure that all children have equal opportunities in education.equal pay The workers’ demands include equal pay for equal work.equal access (=the same right to do or receive something) The law states that disabled people must have equal access to employment.equal treatment Everyone should get equal treatment under the law.equal status Meetings are held at a round table, emphasising the equal status of everyone present.an equal partner She never felt she was an equal partner in their marriage.verbsbe considered equal Different classes of people were not considered equal in public life.be born equal It is a myth that all men are born equal.be created equal They believe that everyone is created equal by God.adverbsgenuinely/truly/really equal For women to be genuinely equal, they must receive equal pay.reasonably/fairly equal I was able to discuss problems with her on reasonably equal terms.phraseson equal terms/on an equal footing (=in conditions that are the same for everyone) If one player has better equipment, they are not competing on equal terms. | Women in the police force need to be on an equal footing with men.

词组	equal
释义	equal /ˈiːkwəl/ adjective 1. the same in size, number, amount, value etc as something elsenounsan equal number/amount Both candidates received an equal number of votes.an equal chance Everyone has an equal chance of winning the lottery.adverbsabout/almost equal The two objects are about equal in height and weight.roughly/approximately equal also more or less equal (=about equal) The number of buyers and sellers must be roughly equal before trading begins.exactly equal The food is shared out in exactly equal portions.phrasesbe equal to sth The rent was equal to half his monthly income.of equal size/length/value etc Draw two lines of equal length. \| He is remembered for his novels, but his scientific work is of equal importance.equal in size/length/value etc The population of each town is roughly equal in size. \| In higher education, women are equal in numbers to men. \| Your pension will be equal in value to two thirds of your final year salary.2. having or involving the same rights, opportunities etc as everyone else, whatever your race, religion, or sexnounsequal rights In many countries, women do not have equal rights with men.equal opportunities The government must make sure that all children have equal opportunities in education.equal pay The workers’ demands include equal pay for equal work.equal access (=the same right to do or receive something) The law states that disabled people must have equal access to employment.equal treatment Everyone should get equal treatment under the law.equal status Meetings are held at a round table, emphasising the equal status of everyone present.an equal partner She never felt she was an equal partner in their marriage.verbsbe considered equal Different classes of people were not considered equal in public life.be born equal It is a myth that all men are born equal.be created equal They believe that everyone is created equal by God.adverbsgenuinely/truly/really equal For women to be genuinely equal, they must receive equal pay.reasonably/fairly equal I was able to discuss problems with her on reasonably equal terms.phraseson equal terms/on an equal footing (=in conditions that are the same for everyone) If one player has better equipment, they are not competing on equal terms. \| Women in the police force need to be on an equal footing with men.
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