equals
- 01 A2 Elementary
v.to be the same in size, number, or value as something else.
v.to be identical in value, quantity, or status. This form is the third-person singular present indicative.
Simple“In basic math, two plus two equals four.”
In context“The total cost of the renovation equals the original purchase price of the property, representing a significant investment for the family.”
- 02 B1 Intermediate
n.people who have the same rights, age, or importance as you.
n.individuals who possess the same rank, ability, or social standing as others. Usually plural in this sense.
Simple“She wanted to be treated as one of their equals at work.”
In context“The treaty was designed to ensure that both nations negotiated as equals, regardless of their relative economic power.”
Synonyms - 03 B2 Upper Intermediate
n.the symbol '=' used in math to show that two things are the same.
n.the mathematical sign consisting of two parallel horizontal lines used to indicate equality.
Simple“Don't forget to put the equals sign before the final answer.”
In context“The student mistakenly placed two equals signs in the same line of the equation, making the logic difficult to follow.”
Synonymsequals sign