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Definition of equalizer in English: equalizer(British equaliser) noun ˈiːkwəlʌɪzəˈikwəˌlaɪzər 1A thing which has an equalizing effect. 使平等者；使相等者 education is the great equalizer 教育是伟大的平等使者。 Example sentencesExamples - Don't believe it when they tell you that death is the great equalizer.
- BE ENTERTAINING - Humor is the great equalizer and something that nearly everyone appreciates.
- The crisis that struck in mid-1997 was a great equalizer, along with the popularity of the ‘back to nature’ movement starting in the West.
- A layer of ice and a light snow cover is the great equalizer; only the cautious survive and the only driver smiling is my neighbor, the tow truck operator, as he stops by the bank to lighten his load.
- But computational science is a great equalizer.
- ‘The Web is absolutely the great equalizer,’ he said.
- And green technology could be a great equalizer, bringing wealth to the tropical areas of the world which have most of the sunshine, most of the human population, and most of the poverty.
- So age is the great equalizer - 90% of 20 year olds are going to be hotter than pretty much any 50 year old, just by being young & nubile.
- He quickly found that mountain biking was often the great equalizer in helping his students better adjust to the pressures of both home and school.
- ‘The great equalizer is the Internet,’ says McLeod.
- Most of this film takes place outdoors, the great equalizer, where it doesn't matter that you have nothing at all in the world.
- I often say that there are two equalizers in life: the Internet and education.
- Wealthy motorists frustrated by the great equalizer, traffic jams, will pioneer a brand new gimmick: motorcycle motorcades for millionaires.
- Free public education was originally conceived as a great equalizer.
- Smarter training can be a great equalizer, allowing those with modest natural endurance or training time to beat those with more aerobic capacity, but less economical strokes or race plans.
- The way many people here see it, these precautions are the great equalizer when your opponent is a serial killer.
- This got me thinking: traffic is the great equalizer.
- Because in this country, in the judicial system, money is a great equalizer.
- The answer is the great equalizer of the modern democratic society, and I'm writing on it this very instant.
- The Japanese have no idea what a great equalizer this is.
- I think that when it looks like somebody's got things a lot better than we do, we like to see them fall because it's sort of a great equalizer.
- 1.1British A goal that levels the score in the game.
（比赛中）拉平比分的得分 his second goal was the equalizer Example sentencesExamples - These days, they score a goal and hope to stop their opponents from scoring an equaliser.
- Chris Templeman opened the scoring for the visitors in seven minutes and when Alan Gow fired home an equaliser in 20 minutes anything could have happened.
- Aspell crowned a good game by scoring the equaliser.
- Finally on seventy-six minutes came the equaliser.
- Olly Newby rifled home the equaliser and Mark Tomlinson hit the winner for Wilberfoss four minutes from time.
- The Warriors gave up the equalizer in the 54th minute.
- And it was the same player who snatched a dramatic equalizer a minute later.
- Defoe set up Cole for the second equaliser before scoring the winner.
- Piltown drove forward in search of the equalizer and on eighty-five minutes Darren Cooney was just off target with a well struck shot.
- Sam Thackery got the equaliser with ten minutes remaining.
2North American informal A weapon, especially a gun. 〈北美，非正式〉武器（尤指枪） Example sentencesExamples - More often than not, the real equalizer was his gun.
- Colt claimed that his guns were the ‘great equalizers.’
- Nuclear weapons, chemical weapons and missiles are viewed, probably erroneously, as the potential equalizer of superior Western conventional power.
- Colonel Samuel Colt's revolver continues to serve as an equalizer.
3Electronics
A passive network designed to modify a frequency response, especially to compensate for distortion. 〔电子〕均衡器 Example sentencesExamples - The equalizer coefficients are periodically transmitted to a converter within the transmitter over a secondary channel.
- By separating the equalization of the signal to separate equalizers, the cost of the equalization can be reduced without substantially affecting performance.
- A second equalizer and adjuster circuit to equalize the timed sample sequence for detection and to adjust the gain of the amplifier and the timing of the sampler operates in a user data segment of the signal.
- This panel would then be connected through a patchbay to a microphone, line and program amplifiers, equalizers and echo sends.
- And it doesn't matter that it has a great equaliser system to boot.
Definition of equalizer in US English: equalizer(British equaliser) nounˈikwəˌlaɪzərˈēkwəˌlīzər 1A thing that has an equalizing effect. 使平等者；使相等者 education is the great equalizer 教育是伟大的平等使者。 Example sentencesExamples - And green technology could be a great equalizer, bringing wealth to the tropical areas of the world which have most of the sunshine, most of the human population, and most of the poverty.
- Most of this film takes place outdoors, the great equalizer, where it doesn't matter that you have nothing at all in the world.
- This got me thinking: traffic is the great equalizer.
- I think that when it looks like somebody's got things a lot better than we do, we like to see them fall because it's sort of a great equalizer.
- The way many people here see it, these precautions are the great equalizer when your opponent is a serial killer.
- ‘The great equalizer is the Internet,’ says McLeod.
- A layer of ice and a light snow cover is the great equalizer; only the cautious survive and the only driver smiling is my neighbor, the tow truck operator, as he stops by the bank to lighten his load.
- Free public education was originally conceived as a great equalizer.
- ‘The Web is absolutely the great equalizer,’ he said.
- BE ENTERTAINING - Humor is the great equalizer and something that nearly everyone appreciates.
- The crisis that struck in mid-1997 was a great equalizer, along with the popularity of the ‘back to nature’ movement starting in the West.
- But computational science is a great equalizer.
- The answer is the great equalizer of the modern democratic society, and I'm writing on it this very instant.
- Don't believe it when they tell you that death is the great equalizer.
- I often say that there are two equalizers in life: the Internet and education.
- The Japanese have no idea what a great equalizer this is.
- So age is the great equalizer - 90% of 20 year olds are going to be hotter than pretty much any 50 year old, just by being young & nubile.
- Smarter training can be a great equalizer, allowing those with modest natural endurance or training time to beat those with more aerobic capacity, but less economical strokes or race plans.
- Wealthy motorists frustrated by the great equalizer, traffic jams, will pioneer a brand new gimmick: motorcycle motorcades for millionaires.
- He quickly found that mountain biking was often the great equalizer in helping his students better adjust to the pressures of both home and school.
- Because in this country, in the judicial system, money is a great equalizer.
- 1.1North American informal A weapon, especially a gun.
〈北美，非正式〉武器（尤指枪） Example sentencesExamples - Nuclear weapons, chemical weapons and missiles are viewed, probably erroneously, as the potential equalizer of superior Western conventional power.
- Colt claimed that his guns were the ‘great equalizers.’
- More often than not, the real equalizer was his gun.
- Colonel Samuel Colt's revolver continues to serve as an equalizer.
- 1.2Electronics A passive network designed to modify a frequency response, especially to compensate for distortion.
〔电子〕均衡器 Example sentencesExamples - By separating the equalization of the signal to separate equalizers, the cost of the equalization can be reduced without substantially affecting performance.
- A second equalizer and adjuster circuit to equalize the timed sample sequence for detection and to adjust the gain of the amplifier and the timing of the sampler operates in a user data segment of the signal.
- The equalizer coefficients are periodically transmitted to a converter within the transmitter over a secondary channel.
- And it doesn't matter that it has a great equaliser system to boot.
- This panel would then be connected through a patchbay to a microphone, line and program amplifiers, equalizers and echo sends.
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