What does level out mean here? I have looked up OALD, and it defines level out/off as: level off/out 1 to stop rising or falling and remain horizontal. The plane levelled off at 1500 feet. After the long hill, the road levelled out. 2 to stay at a steady level of development or progress after a period of sharp rises or falls.

2023年10月13日 · Literal uses of the verb raise - with the meaning elevate (to a higher level) - can often include preposition up. But it's rarely included with the metaphorical sense bring to maturity. Hence... 1: We raised our children to respect authority - FINE 2: We brought our children up to respect authority - FINE

2024年6月6日 · Walking up/down a level road/street. Note that up the street is less common than down the street, but even that is more common than walking on the street. Also note that up / down don't necessarily imply the route isn't "level, flat". –

2020年7月9日 · In a company, there are various ranks of positions. And some people are working in a higher position than me. Is there any word indicating anyone working in a higher position than m

2018年10月7日 · Nowadays you might say something like "I need to level up," where "level up" is a joking reference to gaming. This phrase may not have a sense of desperation, but may be closer to the phrase you're looking for. The reply from alephzero is accurate in describing how"recharge" is typically used. –

2020年7月28日 · This NGram graph shows that "until September" is generally over a thousand times more common than "up till September", and in many of the instances of "up till", up is part of a phrasal verb, for example "kept up till September". "uptil September" is even less common, and is restricted to publications from India and Pakistan.

2016年3月21日 · What level are you in? refers to the grade level a student would be in . What level is he in? What grade is he in? He's in Form 4 (BrE) He's in Fourth Grade (AmE) Using "at" and "on" What level are you at? What level are you on? can refer to how far along one is in their course of study or gaming. I'm at level 10 ( out of 20 ) I'm on the ...

2023年1月2日 · To level up the accuracy. 0. ... quantifying group-level effects of an independent variable How ...

It is very important to understand that in English, we use a determiner before a noun. This can be a quantifier like "many", or an article like "a" or "the", or a possessive like "their"; there are many kinds, but in either of your sentences, level needs one.

2021年6月14日 · Checking youtube and other parts of the internet, I see that many school districts still refer to "promotion to the next grade level". Of course we laymen would probably say something less formal, like "moved up" or "advanced" to the next grade. But I don't think it's wrong (at least in the U.S.) to use the educational terminology of "promotion".