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compare

/kəmˈpɛː/

US pronunciation
American sound/kəmˈpɛː/
kəmˈpɛː
Syllables
2 syllables
Stress
2nd syllable stress
Vowel
Schwa vowel
Ending
Final e often stays silent

kəm - ˈpɛː -> compare

Myanmar meaning

(v) နှိုင်း ယှဉ်သည်။ နှိုင်းယှဉ်ကြည့်သည်။ ခိုင်းနှိုင်းသည်။ နှိုင်းသည်။ နှိုင်းယှဉ်နိုင်သည်။ ယှဉ်နိုင်ခြေရှိသည်။

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compare /kǝm'peǝ(r)/ v

၁။ ~ A and B; ~ A with/to B နှိုင်း ယှဉ်သည်။ နှိုင်းယှဉ်ကြည့်သည်။
Compare (the style of) the two poems. ❍ If you compare her work with his/If you compare their work, you'll find hers is much better. ❍ Compared to many people she's quite rich. See also CF
၂။ ~ A to B ခိုင်းနှိုင်းသည်။ နှိုင်းသည်။
Poets have compared sleep to death.
၃။ ~ with sb/sth နှိုင်းယှဉ်နိုင်သည်။ ယှဉ်နိုင်ခြေရှိသည်။ This cannot compare with that (ie No comparison is possible because they are so different). ❍ He cannot compare with (ie is not nearly as great as) Shakespeare as a writer of tragedies. ❍ Our prices compare very favourably with those of our competitors.
❏ beyond compare [IDM ] (fml ) ပြိုင်ဘက်ကင်းသည်။ ပြိုင်စံမပေါ်။ တုနှိုင်းမမီ။
a diamond beyond compare in its beauty.
❏ compare notes (with sb) [IDM ] အမြင်ဖလှယ်သည်။ We saw the play separately and compared notes afterwards.

More examples
  • [compare something with/to something] : Just compare the one that has been cleaned with the others.
  • The results are then compared to the results of previous studies.
  • [compare and contrast] : The research aims to compare and contrast policies in British, American, and Japanese firms.
  • [compare with] : How does the UK’s performance compare with that of other European countries?
  • [compare favourably/unfavourably/well] : About 2.5% of Scottish land is registered organic: that compares very favourably with the European average.
  • [something doesn’t compare (with something)] : It’s a good university, but its architecture doesn’t compare with that of the older institutions.
  • [compare something to something] : The band has been compared to the Beatles.
Synonyms
contrast, evaluate, measure up to, match up to, weigh against, put side by side, balance, judge against, allegorize, analyze, approach, approximate to, assess, assimilate, associate, be in the same class as, be on a par with, bear comparison, bracket, bring near, collate, come up to, compete, compete with, confront, connect, consider, contemplate, correlate, distinguish between, divide, draw parallel, equal, equate, examine, hang, hold a candle to, identify with, inspect, judge, juxtapose, liken, link, make like, match, match up, measure, measure up, notice similarities, observe, oppose, parallel, place in juxtaposition, ponder, put alongside, relate, resemble, rival, scan, scrutinize, segregate, separate, set against, set side by side, show correspondence, size up, stack up against, stack up with, stand the pace, stand the test, standardize, study, tie up, touch, vie, weigh, weigh against another
Antonyms
aid, assist, combine, desegregate, differ, disagree, discard, disconnect, disregard, forget, gather, help, ignore, imbalance, join, leave, neglect, support, unite
Cross references
contrastevaluatemeasure up tomatch up toweigh againstput side by sidebalancejudge againstallegorizeanalyzeapproachapproximate toassessassimilateassociatebe in the same class asbe on a par withbear comparisonbracketbring nearcollatecome up tocompetecompete withconfrontconnectconsidercontemplate
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