Question

B1  balance  dengede durmak; dengede tutmak

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verb  /ˈbæləns   / verb balance (verb)
 /ˈbæləns  
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to be or to put sb/sth in a steady
position so that their/its weight is not heavier on one side than on the other
dengede durmak; dengede tutmak
 I
had to balance on the top step of the ladder to paint the ceiling.
 Carefully,
she balanced a glass on top of the pile of plates.
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
 balance (sth) (out) (with sth)
to have or give sth equal value,
importance, etc. in relation to other parts
dengelemek; denge kurmak
 It's
difficult to balance the demands of a career with caring for an elderly
relative.
 The
loss in the first half of the year was balanced out by the profit in the second
half.
 3 [transitive]
balance sth against sth
to consider and compare one matter in
relation to another
denge sağlamak
 In
planning the new road, we have to balance the benefit to motorists against the
damage to the environment.
 4 [intransitive,
transitive]
to have equal totals of money spent and
money received
 (hesap) denk
gelmek; denkleştirmek
 I
must have made a mistake – the accounts don't balance.
 She
is always very careful to balance her weekly budget.

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	balance
IPA	/ˈbæləns / verb
Back	dengede durmak; dengede tutmak
Back 2	balance (verb) /ˈbæləns / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] to be or to put sb/sth in a steady position so that their/its weight is not heavier on one side than on the other dengede durmak; dengede tutmak I had to balance on the top step of the ladder to paint the ceiling. Carefully, she balanced a glass on top of the pile of plates. 2 [intransitive, transitive] balance (sth) (out) (with sth) to have or give sth equal value, importance, etc. in relation to other parts dengelemek; denge kurmak It's difficult to balance the demands of a career with caring for an elderly relative. The loss in the first half of the year was balanced out by the profit in the second half. 3 [transitive] balance sth against sth to consider and compare one matter in relation to another denge sağlamak In planning the new road, we have to balance the benefit to motorists against the damage to the environment. 4 [intransitive, transitive] to have equal totals of money spent and money received (hesap) denk gelmek; denkleştirmek I must have made a mistake – the accounts don't balance. She is always very careful to balance her weekly budget.

Balance Dengede Transitive Verb Intransitive Sth /ˈbæləns Durmak

balance (verb)