even out
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even - out -> even out
[PHRV ] ပြေသွားသည်။ ညီညာသွားသည်။ ပုံမှန် ဖြစ်သည်။
၁။ ပင်လျှင်။ တောင်။ တောင်မှ။
He never even opened the letter (ie so he certainly didn't read it). ❍ He didn't answer even my letter (ie so he certainly didn't answer any others). ❍ It was cold there even in summer (ie so it must have been very cold in winter). ❍ Even a child can understand it (ie so adults certainly can).
၂။ ပို၍ပင်။ ပိုလို့တောင်။ ထက်။ သာတောင်။ You know even less about it than I do. မင်းကငါ့လောက်တောင် မသိဘူး။ (ငါက မင်းထက် ပိုသိတယ်။ ) ❍ Sally drives fast, but Jane drives even faster. ❍ She's even more intelligent than her sister.
၃။ သည့်အပြင်။ တဲ့အပြင်။
It's an unattractive building, even ugly/ugly even.
❏ even as [IDM ] (fml ) (used as a compound conj ) တစ်ပြိုင်တည်းပဲ။ တစ်ချိန်တည်းမှာပဲ။
Even as he shouted the warning the car skidded.
❏ even if/though [IDM ] (used as conjs ) ရသည့်တိုင်။ သော်လည်း။ လင့်ကစား။
I'll get there, even if I have to walk all the way. ❍ I like her even though she can be annoying at times.
❏ even now/then [IDM ]
၁။ တာတောင်။ အခုတောင်။ I've shown him the photographs but even now he won't believe me. ❍ Even then he would not admit his mistake.
၂။ (fml ) (with continuous tenses only, often between the auxiliary and the main v ) ယခုပင်လျှင်။ ခုပဲ။ The troops are even now preparing to march into the city.
❏ even so [IDM ] (used as a conj ) သော်ငြားလည်း။ သော်လည်းပဲ။ ပေမည့်လည်း။ There are a lot of spelling mistakes; even so, it's quite a good essay.
၁။ ညီညာသော။ ပြန့်ပြူးသော။
The footpath is not very even. Compare UNEVEN ၁
၂။ ပုံမှန်။ ပြေပြစ် သော။
an even colour ❍ even breathing ❍ Her stitches weren't very even. ❍ This wine cellar stays at an even temperature all year round. Compare UNEVEN ၂
၃။ (က) တူညီသော။
Our scores are now even.
(ခ) အတွဲညီသော။ လိုက်ဖက်သော။
an even game ❍ I'd say the two players are pretty even. Compare UNEVEN ၃
၄။ စုံဂဏန်း ဖြစ်သော။
an even number of people ❍ 4, 6, 8, 10, etc are even numbers. Compare ODD ၂
၅။ အေးဆေးသော။ တည်ငြိမ်သော။
of an even disposition ❍ an even-temperated baby ❍ She tried to keep her voice quiet and even (ie not showing any emotion).
v ညီမျှအောင်လုပ်သည်။ ညီစေသည်။
Chelsea evened the score just after half-time.
❏ be/get even (with sb) [IDM ] (infml ) တန်ပြန်သည်။ လက်တုံ့ပြန်သည်။ ကလဲ့စားချေသည်။ He swore he'd get even with his brother.
❏ break even [IDM ] လုပ်ငန်းတစ်ခုကို အရှုံးမရှိဘဲ လက်စသတ်သည်။
We should begin to break even later in the year.
❏ an even chance (of doing sth) [IDM ] ၅၀ ရာခိုင်နှုန်း သေချာတယ်။ I'd say she has an even chance of winning the match. ❍ He's got a less than even chance.
❏ even-handed adj တရားမျှတသော။
an even-handed approach ❍ even-handed justice.
❏ even money; evens [IDM ] (အလောင်းအစား) ဆတူ အလျော်အစား။ အလားအလာ ၅၀
ရာခိုင်နှုန်း စီ ရှိသော။
The evens favourite ❍ ‘Will he win?’ ‘It's even money. ’
❏ even out [PHRV ] ပြေသွားသည်။ ညီညာသွားသည်။ ပုံမှန် ဖြစ်သည်။
The path rose steeply for a while and then evened out. ❍ House prices keep rising and falling but they should eventually even out.
❏ even sth out [PHRV ] မျှအောင်ဖြန့်ပေးသည်။ Payments can be evened out on a monthly basis over the year. ❍ He tried to even out the distribution of work among his employees.
❏ even (sth) up [PHRV ] ညီမျှသွားသည်။ ညီမျှသွားစေသည်။ Moving John and Michael to the back row will even things up a bit (ie make a more balanced group).
❏ on an even keel [IDM ] (စိတ်ခံစားမှု) ပုံမှန်ပြန်ဖြစ်သည်၊ အနည်ထိုင်သည်။ It took him a long time to get back on an even keel after his wife died. evenly adv : evenly balanced/matched ❍ evenly divided/distributed ❍ Breathe slowly and evenly. ❍ ‘I shan't be coming next week,’ she said evenly. evenness /'i:vǝnnǝs/ n [U]
- It always feels cold in this room, even in summer.
- Even the dog refused to eat it.
- Lucy’s face brightened a little – she even managed to smile.
- [not even] : He never stopped working, not even at Christmas.
- They didn’t even offer me a cup of tea.
- [even now] : Even now, after all these years, he cannot mention her name without crying.
- [even then] : They’re going to spend £5 billion on our railway network, and even then it won’t be as good as the French system.
- She admits things are bad, but argues they were even worse under the previous government.
- If anything, local people are treated even more harshly than foreigners.
- Her latest novel was very good, even brilliant.
- The quarrel might have ended in violence – murder, even.
- Why's she going out with that creep? I literally can't even.
- When I’m hungover, I just can’t even.
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