balancing 音标拼音: [b'ælənsɪŋ]
平差; 平衡
平差; 平衡
balancing 平衡
balancing 结余 平衡
balancing n 1 :
getting two things to correspond ; "
the reconciliation of his checkbook and the bank statement " [
synonym :
{
reconciliation }, {
balancing }]
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balancer .]
1 .
To bring to an equipoise ,
as the scales of a balance by adjusting the weights ;
to weigh in a balance .
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2 .
To support on a narrow base ,
so as to keep from falling ;
as ,
to balance a plate on the end of a cane ;
to balance one '
s self on a tight rope .
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3 .
To equal in number ,
weight ,
force ,
or proportion ;
to counterpoise ,
counterbalance ,
counteract ,
or neutralize .
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One expression . . .
must check and balance another .
--
Kent .
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4 .
To compare in relative force ,
importance ,
value ,
etc .;
to estimate .
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Balance the good and evil of things . --
L '
Estrange .
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5 .
To settle and adjust ,
as an account ;
to make two accounts equal by paying the difference between them .
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I am very well satisfied that it is not in my power to balance accounts with my Maker . --
Addison .
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6 .
To make the sums of the debits and credits of an account equal ; --
said of an item ;
as ,
this payment ,
or credit ,
balances the account .
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7 .
To arrange accounts in such a way that the sum total of the debits is equal to the sum total of the credits ;
as ,
to balance a set of books .
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8 . (
Dancing )
To move toward ,
and then back from ,
reciprocally ;
as ,
to balance partners .
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9 . (
Naut .)
To contract ,
as a sail ,
into a narrower compass ;
as ,
to balance the boom mainsail .
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{
Balanced valve }.
See {
Balance valve },
under {
Balance },
n .
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Syn :
To poise ;
weigh ;
adjust ;
counteract ;
neutralize ;
equalize .
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114 Moby Thesaurus words for "
balancing ":
adversative ,
adverse ,
adversive ,
allegory ,
amendatory ,
amends ,
analogy ,
antagonistic ,
anti ,
antipathetic ,
antithetic ,
antonymous ,
at cross -
purposes ,
atonement ,
clashing ,
commutation ,
comparative anatomy ,
comparative degree ,
comparative grammar ,
comparative judgment ,
comparative linguistics ,
comparative literature ,
comparative method ,
compare ,
comparing ,
comparison ,
compensating ,
compensation ,
compensatory ,
conflicting ,
confrontation ,
confronting ,
confrontment ,
contradictory ,
contradistinct ,
contrapositive ,
contrarious ,
contrary ,
contrast ,
contrasted ,
contrastiveness ,
converse ,
coordination ,
correlation ,
counter ,
counteracting ,
counteraction ,
counteractive ,
counterbalancing ,
counterpoised ,
countervailing ,
dead against ,
discordant ,
discrepant ,
distinction ,
distinctiveness ,
equalization ,
evening ,
expiation ,
expiatory ,
eyeball to eyeball ,
harmonization ,
hostile ,
inconsistent ,
indemnification ,
indemnificatory ,
indemnity ,
inimical ,
integration ,
inverse ,
lex talionis ,
likening ,
matching ,
metaphor ,
obverse ,
offsetting ,
opposed ,
opposing ,
opposite ,
opposition ,
oppositional ,
oppositive ,
oppugnant ,
parallelism ,
penitential ,
perverse ,
proportion ,
recompense ,
recompensive ,
rectification ,
rectifying ,
redress ,
regularization ,
relation ,
reparation ,
reparative ,
repayment ,
repugnant ,
restitution ,
retaliation ,
retaliatory ,
revenge ,
reverse ,
satisfaction ,
simile ,
similitude ,
squared off ,
substitution ,
symmetrization ,
trope of comparison ,
weigh -
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weighing ,
weighing -
in ,
weighing -
out
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BALANCING | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary BALANCING definition: 1 present participle of balance 2 to be in a position where you will stand without falling to… Learn more
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