level (EN)

adjective, noun, verb

adjective “level”

1. flat; having a surface without any slope or unevenness
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   The field was completely level, making it ideal for the soccer tournament.
2. at the same height as something else
   Standing on the stool, he was level with the top shelf.
3. equal in status, value, or ability
   After years of training, she felt level with the best in her field.
4. unchanging; steady
   The patient's temperature has stayed level throughout the night.

noun “level”

1. a specific height or line relative to a base
   The floodwaters reached a level not seen in decades.
2. the amount or degree of something compared to a standard
   The noise level in the room made it hard to concentrate.
3. a position in a scale or hierarchy
   She achieved the highest level of certification in her profession.
4. a floor of a building
   The parking garage had levels for employees and visitors.
5. a tool used to determine if a surface is horizontal
   With the level, the carpenter ensured the table was perfectly flat.
6. a stage in a video game or activity
   After weeks of practice, he finally cleared level ten.

verb “level”

1. to make something flat or even
   They spent the day leveling the uneven ground in the backyard.
2. to destroy or demolish completely
   The old stadium was leveled to make way for the new shopping center.
3. to bring to the same amount or position
   The strong sales performance leveled profits with last year's results.
4. to make the score equal
   In the final seconds, she leveled the score, sending the game into overtime.
5. to aim or point something at someone
   I saw a gun leveled at my chest.
6. (informal) to speak honestly and openly (usually with "with")
   He decided to level with his parents about his academic struggles.
7. to progress to the next stage (in gaming)
   By completing the quest, she leveled up and gained new abilities.