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1. nуровень; размер; степень; ступеньto be above / below the level of — быть выше / ниже уровня
to even out / up the cultural levels of — выравнивать уровни культурного развития
to exceed the level of — превышать уровень чего-л.
to fix the level of — устанавливать уровень чего-л.
to jump to a level — резко подняться / подскочить до уровня
to land on the street level — жарг. терять работу; оказываться на улице
to lie within a level — оставаться / находиться в пределах уровня
to maintain smth at a stable level — поддерживать что-л. на стабильном уровне
to preserve level — поддерживать что-л. на стабильном уровне
- at all levelsto sustain the present level of the country's living standards — поддерживать существующий жизненный уровень в стране
- at ambassadorial level
- at consular level
- at Foreign Ministers' level
- at grass-roots level
- at level
- at ministerial level
- at national level
- at observer level
- at political level
- at top level
- average level
- classification levels
- common level
- confidence level
- consumption level
- critical level
- cultural level
- damage level
- decision-making level
- desirable level
- economic level
- educational level
- elementary level of education
- employment level
- evening up of the economic development levels
- first level of education
- force level
- funding level
- grade level
- growth of wage level
- high level
- income level
- initial level
- lethal level
- level of action
- level of assurance
- level of business
- level of compensation
- level of development
- level of efficiency
- level of export / import
- level of forces
- level of infant mortality
- level of living
- level of production
- level of productivity
- level of radiation
- level of readiness
- level of responsibility
- minimum subsistence level
- morbidity level
- occupational level
- official poverty level
- on bilateral level
- on global level
- on local level
- on personal level
- on political level
- on the highest level
- on world level
- peak level
- people's cultural level
- permanent level
- political level
- post level
- poverty level
- pre-crash level
- pre-crisis level
- price level
- production level
- profit level
- radioactivity level
- record high level
- reduction of conventional weapons and troop levels in Europe
- safety level
- second level of education
- secondary level
- skill level
- social level
- stable level
- standard level
- stationary level
- stock level
- strong level
- subsistence level
- technological level
- tertiary level
- the dollar maintained its high level
- third level of education
- varying level
- within higher level
- within higher levels
- work level 2. v1) выравнивать; сглаживать (различия и т.п.)
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