Equaled: meaning, definitions and examples
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equaled
[ ˈiː.kwəld ]
past tense
The term 'equaled' is the past tense of the verb 'equal', which means to be the same as or identical to something. It can refer to numerical values, achievements, or comparisons between entities. This verb suggests a level of equivalence or parity in various contexts, such as performance, scores, or qualities. In mathematics or discussions of fairness, 'equaled' conveys that one subject matched another in some capacity.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She equaled his performance in the competition.
- The score last night equaled their previous record.
- He finally equaled his best time in the race.
Translations
Translations of the word "equaled" in other languages:
🇵🇹 igualado
- igualado a
- igualado com
🇮🇳 बराबर किया
- समान किया
- समतल किया
🇩🇪 gleichgestellt
- gleichgemacht
- ausgeglichen
🇮🇩 disamakan
- setara
- seimbang
🇺🇦 рівняв
- прирівняв
- зрівняв
🇵🇱 wyrównany
- zrównany
- równy
🇯🇵 等しい
- 同等にした
- 同じにした
🇫🇷 égalé
- égalisé
- mis à égal
🇪🇸 igualado
- igual
- equilibrado
🇹🇷 eşitlenmiş
- eşit
- denkleştirilmiş
🇰🇷 동등하게 만들었다
- 평등하게 만들었다
- 같게 만들었다
🇸🇦 مُعادل
- متساوي
- متكافئ
🇨🇿 vyrovnaný
- srovnaný
- rovnocenný
🇸🇰 vyrovnaný
- zrovnaný
- rovný
🇨🇳 等同
- 相等
- 使相等
🇸🇮 izenačen
- poravnan
- enak
🇮🇸 jafn
- jafnað
- jafnsett
🇰🇿 теңестірілген
- тең
- бірдей
🇬🇪 შესაბამისი
- გათანაბრებული
- თანაბარი
🇦🇿 bərabərləşdirilmiş
- bərabər
- eyniləşdirilmiş
🇲🇽 igualado
- igual
- equilibrado
Word origin
The word 'equal' originates from the Latin term 'aequalis', meaning 'uniform, level, or equal'. This Latin term is derived from 'aequus', which conveys notions of fairness and balance. 'Equal' entered the English language in the late Middle Ages, around the 15th century, through Old French. The use of 'equal' in English evolved to include various contexts like mathematics, social justice, and general comparisons. The past tense form 'equaled' reflects the action of achieving equality or sameness relative to something else, embodying principles of fairness and equivalency that have remained relevant through centuries of language development.