equally

equally
equally [ˈi:kwəlɪ]
adverb
   a. ( = evenly) [divide, share] en parts égales
• equally spaced à intervalles réguliers
   b. ( = in the same way) de la même manière
• this applies equally to everyone ceci s'applique à tout le monde de la même manière
• this applies equally to men and to women ceci s'applique aussi bien aux hommes qu'aux femmes
   c. ( = just as) [important, impressive, true, difficult] tout aussi ; [clear] également
• her mother was equally disappointed sa mère a été tout aussi déçue
• to be equally successful [person] réussir aussi bien ; [artist, exhibition] avoir autant de succès
• she did equally well in history elle a eu de tout aussi bons résultats en histoire
• equally as good aussi bon l'un que l'autre
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['iːkwəlɪ]
adverb [divide, share] en parts égales

equally difficult/pretty — tout aussi difficile/joli

equally, we might say that... — de même, on pourrait dire que...


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