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1 equally
adverb1) ebensobe equally close to a and b — von a und b gleich weit entfernt sein
the two are equally gifted — die beiden sind gleich begabt
2) (in equal shares) in gleiche Teile [aufteilen]; gleichmäßig [verteilen]3) (according to the same rule and measurement) in gleicher Weise; gleich [behandeln]* * ** * *equal·ly[ˈi:kwəli]adv ebenso\equally good gleich gut* * *['iːkwəlɪ]adv1) (= evenly) divide, share gleichmäßigequally spaced — in gleichmäßigen Abständen; (in time) in regelmäßigen Abständen
2) (= to the same extent, in the same way) (+adj) ebenso, genausomen and women must become equally responsible — Männer und Frauen müssen die gleiche Verantwortung übernehmen
all foreigners should be treated equally —
they look equally good in contemporary settings — sie sehen in einer modernen Umgebung genauso gut aus
to apply/occur equally — gleichermaßen gelten/vorkommen
3) (introducing sentence = by the same token) ebensoequally one must concede that... — ebenso muss man zugeben, dass..., man muss aber auch zugeben, dass...
she cannot marry him, but equally she cannot live alone — sie kann ihn nicht heiraten, sie kann aber auch nicht allein leben
* * *equally adv1. ebenso, in gleicher Weise, gleich:equally distant gleich weit entfernt2. zu gleichen Teilen, in gleichem Maße, gleichermaßen:we equally with them wir ebenso wie sie3. gleichmäßig* * *adverb1) ebenso2) (in equal shares) in gleiche Teile [aufteilen]; gleichmäßig [verteilen]3) (according to the same rule and measurement) in gleicher Weise; gleich [behandeln]* * *adv.ebenso adv.gleich adv.gleichen adv.in gleichem Maße ausdr.
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