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| | to make the scores level in a game or competition 扳平（比分） | Larmer’ s shot evened the score 50 seconds into the second half. 拉莫尔下半场开场后50秒的进球扳平了比分。 | |
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| - | even the score
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| to punish someone by causing them as much trouble or harm as they have caused you |
| 扯平；结清宿怨 |
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| - | ˌeven ˈout |
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| 1 | if things even out , or you even them out , they show fewer or smaller changes or differences （使）稳定；（使）趋于平稳 | The company saw overseas growth as a way to even out swings in the UK market. 该公司把海外增长视为平衡英国市场波动的一个方法。 | |
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| 2 | to share or divide something equally , or to be shared or divided equally 平均分配 | We would like to be able to even out the workload more fairly. 我们希望能够更公平地平均分配工作量。 | |
| - | ˌeven ˈup |
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| | to make something fairer or more equal 使公平；使相等；变公平；变相等 | A second player was sent off, from the other team this time, which did even things up a bit. 第二个球员被罚出场，这次是另一队的，这样确实使场上局面显得更公平了些。 | |
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