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equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
equal
:
equal
–adject
i
ve
1.
as
great as;
the
same as (
of
ten fol.
by
to
or
with
):
The velocity of sound
is
not
equal to
that
of light.
2.
like
or alike
in
qu
an
tity, degree, value, etc.; of the same
ran
k, ability, merit, etc.:
two
students of equal brilliance.
3.
evenly proporti
one
d or balanced:
an equal contest.
4.
uni
form
in operation or effect:
equal
laws
.
5.
adequate or sufficient in quantity or degree:
The s
up
ply is equal to the demand.
6.
having adequate po
we
rs, ability, or
means
:
He
was
equal to the task.
7.
level, as
a
plain.
8.
tranquil or undisturbed:
to confront death with an equal
mind
.
9.
im
part
ial or equitable.
–noun
10.
a
person
or thing that is equal.
–verb (
used
with object)
11.
to
be
or be
come
equal to; meet or match:
So
far
the rate of production
do
esn't equal the demand.
If
A equals B
and
B equals C, then A equals C.
12.
to
make
or do
something
equal to:
No matter
how
he tries, he
can
't equal
his
brother
's achievements.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary