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1. This process, which tends to equalise the saltiness of the two solutions, is called osmosis.
   这个过程能平衡薄膜两端的盐浓度，学名为渗透作用。
2. Therefore, unlike in the case of internationally traded manufactured goods, there is no tendency for trade to equalise the prices of these services in different economies.
   所以，与国际贸易的制成品不同，不存在贸易的力量来推动不同经济体中的服务价格趋同。
3. It is hard to see who could disagree with the aspiration to equalise opportunity or fail to recognise the manifest inequalities in opportunity today.
   很少有人不会认同机遇均等化的抱负，或者未能认识到当前机遇明显不均等的现象。
4. China ended almost 30 years of favourable treatment for foreign companies yesterday with the introduction of a measure to equalise corporate tax rates paid by local and overseas enterprises.
   中国昨日引入一项同时适用于内资和外资企业的企业所得税法，从而结束了针对外资企业实行了近30年的税收优惠政策。
5. This says that, in the long run, exchange rates should move toward rates that would equalise the prices of an identical basket of goods and services in any two countries.
   该理论指出，在一个较长的时间段内，任何两国之间的汇率应该朝着某一方向移动，从而使得在两国购买等量的货物和服务的价格相等。
6. Traded in both markets with an arbitrage mechanism to equalise prices.
   在两地市场买卖，并设立套利机制使价格趋向一致。
7. Liverpool won3-2 at the Reebok, twice coming from behind to equalise through Glen Johnson and Fernando Torres before Steven Gerrrard scored an83rd minute winner.
   上一次造访锐步球场，利物浦在两度落后的情况下，先后由格伦·约翰逊和费尔南多·托雷斯扳平比分，并最终凭借斯蒂文·杰拉德全场第83分钟的绝杀以3-2胜出。
8. My physiotherapist wanted me to "walk" with my crutches, however, which meant I had to equalise my height.
   不过，我的理疗医师希望我借助拐杖“走路”，这意味着，我必须平衡两腿的重量。
9. I have pondered before the very clever explanations economists produce to explain why prices do not rise to equalise supply and demand.
   我一直在思考这个问题，直到经济学家们做出了一个非常聪明的解释，说明了价格为何不会上涨到令供需平衡的水平。

verb

1. make equal, uniform, corresponding, or matching
   1. let's equalize the duties among all employees in this office
   2. The company matched the discount policy of its competitors

   Synonym:    equalmatchequalizeequate

2. compensate

   Synonym:    equalizeget even