Examples of 'equalised' in a sentence
Meaning of "equalised"
To equalise means to make something equal or level, to balance or even out the score in a competition or game
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- simple past tense and past participle of equalise
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equalised
Equalised and the food heats up evenly.
Middlesbrough equalised twice during the match.
Soon after that the visitors equalised.
Hill however equalised before half time.
You must have been sick when they equalised.
The visitors equalised almost instantly though.
We started really well but then they equalised.
Airlock pressure equalised with atmosphere.
But then a few minutes later they equalised.
Bilinski equalised before half time.
Short after the break the visitors equalised.
When they equalised anything could have happened.
The resulting score equalised the tie.
Total pressures on either side of the membrane were equalised.
Ajax should have equalised ten minutes later.
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This is as well as ensuring that the channels are equalised.
Rotherham equalised five minutes later.
Skirt filled and equalised.
He then equalised in added time.
Alcohol taxes should be equalised.
Gunn soon equalised things.
To propose that prices be equalised.
And once they equalised there was no real hope.
The outlet butterfly valve closes when pressures are equalised.
They are therefore equalised between the private operators involved.
And wages should be equalised.
Equalised total income.
The temperature is thereby equalised and the food heats up evenly.
This is being addressed in some countries where the retirement ages are being equalised.
But the hosts equalised moments later through a controversial penalty.
Bayer have equalised.
We played better in the second half and we could have equalised.
That is how the rate of profit is equalised between different industries.
A fifth scenario outlines what might happen if all four factors were equalised.
Their loss would have equalised the power of the two navies.
But then we hear that Atletico have equalised.
It more or less equalised tax burdens between rich and poor boroughs.
Females inseminated by the same male should be equalised across groups.
The invention relates to an equalised time interleaved analogue digital conversion device.
So good to have equalised.
The tube is flooded and equalised with the fluid pressure outside the outer casing.
Airlock pressure equalised.
Final insurance incomes shall be equalised according the individual tax return during the following year.
NZEB definitions should aim at a nearly equalised energy balance.
Sócrates equalised for Brazil seven minutes later.
All frequencies up to this point will then be equalised flat to an attenuated level.
Liverpool equalised four minutes later when Keegan scored.
Trunk is equalised.
Seven minutes after the restart Borussia had equalised.
Their certifi cates will be equalised with the new language profi ciency levels.
