even in Sindhi سنڌي
even in English
- even⇄adj. 1. level; flat; smooth.
Ex. The country is even, with no high hills.
(SYN) plane.
2. at the same level; in the same plane or line.
Ex. The snow was even with the window.
(SYN) parallel.
3. keeping about the sa - even⇄adv. 1. in an even manner; evenly.
2. just; exactly.
Ex. She left even as you came.
3. indeed.
Ex. He is ready, even eager, to go.
4. fully; quite.
Ex. He was faithful even unto death.
5. though one would not - Even⇄Easter Eve orEven
the day before Easter Sunday; Holy Saturday.
Ex. Part of special Holy Week rites that are steeped in traditions fifteen centuries old, the liturgy of Easter Even opened with the Blessing of the New Fire (New York Times). - even⇄even (1), adjective, verb, adverb.
- even⇄even (2), noun.
(Archaic.) evening. - even⇄expr. break even, (Informal.) to have equal gains and losses.
Ex. This flood insurance program should be ... designed to permit the Government to break even (New York Times). - even⇄expr. even if, in spite of the fact that; although.
Ex. I will come, even if it rains. - even⇄expr. even out, to become level; balance.
Ex. Things get a little slow for a while but they always pick up and even out (Wall Street Journal). - even⇄expr. even though, although.
Ex. Even though I was tired, I went to the party. - even⇄expr. get even. See under get.
- even⇄noun evener.
- even⇄noun evenness.
- even⇄v.i. to become equal or comparable.
- even⇄v.t. 1. to make even; make equal or level.
Ex. She evened the edges by trimming them.
2. to make (accounts) balance; square.
Ex. My brother beat me in the broad jump but I evened accounts by beating him in the high jump.
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