equal

eşit, aynı

being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value; having identical status or rank

All participants received equal treatment during the experiment.

• The judge ruled that the sentences were equal in severity.
• Scientists strive to develop models that are equal in accuracy across different datasets.
• Despite cultural differences, the two nations aim for an equal partnership in trade negotiations.

• equal rights · eşit haklar The protest demanded equal rights for all citizens.
• equal opportunity · eşit fırsat The university promotes equal opportunity in admissions.
• equal distribution · eşit dağıtım The committee ensured an equal distribution of resources.
• be equal to sth Her performance is equal to that of the top students.
• be equal in sth The two proposals are equal in cost and benefit.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

zıt: unequal

eşit olan kişi, dengi

a person or thing that is the same in quantity, size, degree, or value as another

The two siblings are considered equals in the family business.

• In the debate, each participant was treated as an equal.
• The law states that every citizen is an equal before the court.
• Scientists strive to find an equal that can replicate the experiment's results.
• Philosophers argue whether moral agents can truly be regarded as equals in a just society.

• the equals of · eşitleri The committee compared the results with the equals of other universities.
• treat sb as an equal He treats his staff as equals.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: peercounterpart