英语词汇level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

noun | adjective

level1 /ˈlevəl/ noun 1. the amount or degree of somethingadjectivesa high/low level The monkeys showed a high level of intelligence. | The level of salt in his diet was too high. | Inflation fell to its lowest level in 30 years. | The level of violent crime is higher than ten years ago.a record level (=more than ever before) Sales have reached record levels.the usual/normal level The temperature has now returned to its usual level for this time of year.the minimum/maximum level Companies try to pay the minimum level of tax. | What is the minimum level of income you need to earn?an average level She has an average level of fitness for her age.the general/overall level This will have no effect on the overall level of unemployment.the current/present level The government’s current level of borrowing is too high.the right level Her report had just the right level of detail.an excessive level (=too much) There was an excessive level of alcohol in his blood.the recommended/permitted level His weight is above the recommended level. | The air contained more than 10 times the permitted level of pollutants.an acceptable level Noise must be kept to an acceptable level.the desired level (=the level you want) Change the volume on your phone to the desired level.a safe/dangerous level Dangerous levels of carbon monoxide were found in the house.the necessary level also the required level formal They failed to provide the necessary level of safety.verbs + levelmeasure the level of sth A special machine measures the level of radiation.monitor the level of sth (=check the level and how it changes) The level of humidity in the room is constantly monitored.control/regulate the level of sth (=make it not fall or rise too much) Your kidneys regulate the level of calcium in your blood.assess/determine the level of sth (=find out what it is) How can you assess a person’s stress levels?increase/raise/improve the level of sth Healthy eating can increase your energy levels. | You can improve your level of concentration.reduce/lower the level of sth You need to reduce your stress levels.achieve/reach a level China’s imports of wheat reached record levels.exceed a level (=be more than it) Companies can be fined for exceeding permitted pollution levels.stay/remain at a level The fees are likely to remain at current levels.maintain a level (=keep it the same) It’s difficult to maintain the same level of physical fitness.set the level of sth (=say what it will be) Who sets pay levels?level + verbsa level rises/goes up/increases The level of unemployment has increased.a level goes down/decreases/drops/falls Pollution levels have fallen slightly.a level plummets (=it goes down very quickly) His blood sugar level plummeted to 30.a level soars (=it increases to a very high level) The level of unemployment soared to 25%.a level varies/fluctuates (=it changes) Unemployment levels vary according to the time of year. | Why do carbon dioxide levels fluctuate so much?nouns + levelnoise levels Noise levels at the factory are too high.price/income/wage levels Wage levels had failed to keep up with inflation. | Pay levels are too high.pollution levels We hope to reduce pollution levels.sb’s stress levels I find exercise helps with my stress levels.sb’s energy levels Getting a good night’s sleep helps your energy levels.sb’s fitness level Her fitness level is better than that of most 20-year-olds.sb’s blood-sugar/cholesterol/hormone level (=the amount of a particular substance in your blood) A simple blood test will measure your cholesterol level.staffing levels (=the number of people working somewhere) Nurses are always complaining about staffing levels.stock levels (=the amount of goods available to sell) A computer system is used to check stock levels.prepositionsthe level of sth The level of pollution is much too high.at a level Inflation is at a fairly low level.above/below a level If your score is above a certain level, you could win a prize. | Prices dropped below the level of the previous year.phrasesbe on a level with sth (=be the same as something) Sales were roughly on a level with last month.THESAURUS: level → amount2. the height of somethingnouns + levelwater level The water level is almost up to the deck.sea level (=the height on the Earth reached by the sea) The highest point of the island is only 16 feet above sea level.ground level Cut the plants to about an inch above ground level.street level The front window was at street level.knee/waist/ankle level Soon the snow was up to knee level.eye level Hold the page at eye level.floor level Damp at floor level is often caused by leaking pipes.adjectivesa high/low level The oil in the tank was at a low level.verbschange/adjust the level of sth You can adjust the level of the shelves.lower/raise the level of sth How do you lower the level of the chair? | Melting ice caps are raising the level of the oceans.fall/rise to a level The ski lift rises to a level of 3,250 metres.prepositionsabove a level Hold your hands out above shoulder level.below a level Part of the house is below ground level. | One flag was flying at a higher level than all the others.phrasesbe on a level with sth (=be at the same level) Her eyes were on a level with his nose.3. a particular standard of skill or ability, for example in education or sportadjectives/nouns + levela high/low level He plays football at a very high level.a basic level She has a basic level of skill.elementary/intermediate/advanced level The students have all reached an advanced level in English. | Much of the teaching is at an elementary level. | This is an intermediate level course.degree level She studied French to degree level.graduate/postgraduate level (=after completing a first degree) Some students continue studying economics at postgraduate level.verbsachieve/reach/attain a level Students can expect to achieve a high level of skill. | Her sailing ability has reached a level where it is safe for her to be on the boat alone.prepositionslevel of sth Her level of English is extremely high.at a level Her reading skills are still at a low level.above/below a level If you are above intermediate level, you might find some of these exercises too easy. | Is the course below degree level?phrasesat the highest/top level (=against the best teams or people) You need a lot of determination to compete at the top level.at national/international level She has played the sport at international level. | Some club members have played basketball at a national level.4. a particular position in an organization, industry, or societyadjectivesa high/low level He reached a high level in the company.the upper level People at the upper levels of society do not always appreciate these problems.senior level (=a high level in an organization) There are very few women managers at the most senior level.verbsreach a level How long does it take to reach the level of senior nurse?rise to a level He rose to the level of vice-president.phrasesat board level BrE (=by the directors and owners of a company) The most important decisions are made at board level.at ministerial level (=by government ministers) The project was approved at ministerial level.at an international/global level (=with people or organizations from other countries) The company operates at an international level.at a local/regional level (=with people or organizations in the local area) Committees were set up at a local level.at a grass-roots level (=the ordinary people, not the leaders) We are hoping for full participation at the grass-roots level.

词组	level
释义	noun \| adjective level1 /ˈlevəl/ noun 1. the amount or degree of somethingadjectivesa high/low level The monkeys showed a high level of intelligence. \| The level of salt in his diet was too high. \| Inflation fell to its lowest level in 30 years. \| The level of violent crime is higher than ten years ago.a record level (=more than ever before) Sales have reached record levels.the usual/normal level The temperature has now returned to its usual level for this time of year.the minimum/maximum level Companies try to pay the minimum level of tax. \| What is the minimum level of income you need to earn?an average level She has an average level of fitness for her age.the general/overall level This will have no effect on the overall level of unemployment.the current/present level The government’s current level of borrowing is too high.the right level Her report had just the right level of detail.an excessive level (=too much) There was an excessive level of alcohol in his blood.the recommended/permitted level His weight is above the recommended level. \| The air contained more than 10 times the permitted level of pollutants.an acceptable level Noise must be kept to an acceptable level.the desired level (=the level you want) Change the volume on your phone to the desired level.a safe/dangerous level Dangerous levels of carbon monoxide were found in the house.the necessary level also the required level formal They failed to provide the necessary level of safety.verbs + levelmeasure the level of sth A special machine measures the level of radiation.monitor the level of sth (=check the level and how it changes) The level of humidity in the room is constantly monitored.control/regulate the level of sth (=make it not fall or rise too much) Your kidneys regulate the level of calcium in your blood.assess/determine the level of sth (=find out what it is) How can you assess a person’s stress levels?increase/raise/improve the level of sth Healthy eating can increase your energy levels. \| You can improve your level of concentration.reduce/lower the level of sth You need to reduce your stress levels.achieve/reach a level China’s imports of wheat reached record levels.exceed a level (=be more than it) Companies can be fined for exceeding permitted pollution levels.stay/remain at a level The fees are likely to remain at current levels.maintain a level (=keep it the same) It’s difficult to maintain the same level of physical fitness.set the level of sth (=say what it will be) Who sets pay levels?level + verbsa level rises/goes up/increases The level of unemployment has increased.a level goes down/decreases/drops/falls Pollution levels have fallen slightly.a level plummets (=it goes down very quickly) His blood sugar level plummeted to 30.a level soars (=it increases to a very high level) The level of unemployment soared to 25%.a level varies/fluctuates (=it changes) Unemployment levels vary according to the time of year. \| Why do carbon dioxide levels fluctuate so much?nouns + levelnoise levels Noise levels at the factory are too high.price/income/wage levels Wage levels had failed to keep up with inflation. \| Pay levels are too high.pollution levels We hope to reduce pollution levels.sb’s stress levels I find exercise helps with my stress levels.sb’s energy levels Getting a good night’s sleep helps your energy levels.sb’s fitness level Her fitness level is better than that of most 20-year-olds.sb’s blood-sugar/cholesterol/hormone level (=the amount of a particular substance in your blood) A simple blood test will measure your cholesterol level.staffing levels (=the number of people working somewhere) Nurses are always complaining about staffing levels.stock levels (=the amount of goods available to sell) A computer system is used to check stock levels.prepositionsthe level of sth The level of pollution is much too high.at a level Inflation is at a fairly low level.above/below a level If your score is above a certain level, you could win a prize. \| Prices dropped below the level of the previous year.phrasesbe on a level with sth (=be the same as something) Sales were roughly on a level with last month.THESAURUS: level → amount2. the height of somethingnouns + levelwater level The water level is almost up to the deck.sea level (=the height on the Earth reached by the sea) The highest point of the island is only 16 feet above sea level.ground level Cut the plants to about an inch above ground level.street level The front window was at street level.knee/waist/ankle level Soon the snow was up to knee level.eye level Hold the page at eye level.floor level Damp at floor level is often caused by leaking pipes.adjectivesa high/low level The oil in the tank was at a low level.verbschange/adjust the level of sth You can adjust the level of the shelves.lower/raise the level of sth How do you lower the level of the chair? \| Melting ice caps are raising the level of the oceans.fall/rise to a level The ski lift rises to a level of 3,250 metres.prepositionsabove a level Hold your hands out above shoulder level.below a level Part of the house is below ground level. \| One flag was flying at a higher level than all the others.phrasesbe on a level with sth (=be at the same level) Her eyes were on a level with his nose.3. a particular standard of skill or ability, for example in education or sportadjectives/nouns + levela high/low level He plays football at a very high level.a basic level She has a basic level of skill.elementary/intermediate/advanced level The students have all reached an advanced level in English. \| Much of the teaching is at an elementary level. \| This is an intermediate level course.degree level She studied French to degree level.graduate/postgraduate level (=after completing a first degree) Some students continue studying economics at postgraduate level.verbsachieve/reach/attain a level Students can expect to achieve a high level of skill. \| Her sailing ability has reached a level where it is safe for her to be on the boat alone.prepositionslevel of sth Her level of English is extremely high.at a level Her reading skills are still at a low level.above/below a level If you are above intermediate level, you might find some of these exercises too easy. \| Is the course below degree level?phrasesat the highest/top level (=against the best teams or people) You need a lot of determination to compete at the top level.at national/international level She has played the sport at international level. \| Some club members have played basketball at a national level.4. a particular position in an organization, industry, or societyadjectivesa high/low level He reached a high level in the company.the upper level People at the upper levels of society do not always appreciate these problems.senior level (=a high level in an organization) There are very few women managers at the most senior level.verbsreach a level How long does it take to reach the level of senior nurse?rise to a level He rose to the level of vice-president.phrasesat board level BrE (=by the directors and owners of a company) The most important decisions are made at board level.at ministerial level (=by government ministers) The project was approved at ministerial level.at an international/global level (=with people or organizations from other countries) The company operates at an international level.at a local/regional level (=with people or organizations in the local area) Committees were set up at a local level.at a grass-roots level (=the ordinary people, not the leaders) We are hoping for full participation at the grass-roots level. noun \| adjective level2 /ˈlevəl/ adjective THESAURUS > flat1
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