CEFR A1

even

adjective

Meaning

Equal in score, score, or amount.

Examples

The game ended with a score of 3-3, so the teams were even.
After splitting the bill, they were even.

Synonyms: equal, level, balanced

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even (A1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈiːvən/

Definition

Equal in score, score, or amount.

Examples

The game ended with a score of 3-3, so the teams were even.
After splitting the bill, they were even.
We're even now; you don't owe me any money.

How to Use even

even if (prepositional phrase): Despite the possibility that something might happen. — "I will go to the party even if you don't."
even though (prepositional phrase): Despite the fact that something is true. — "Even though it was late, we continued our work."
not even (collocation): Used to emphasize the absence of something or the lack of effort. — "She didn't even look at me."
make even (collocation): To make something level or equal. — "Please make the surface even before painting."

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