Phrasal Verb: Even out
English Meaning: Eliminate differences of opinion
Hindi Meaning: समान करना
The phrasal verb “even out” refers to eliminating differences or making things equal, especially in the context of opinions, situations, or conditions that might be unequal or imbalanced. It can also refer to making something smooth or uniform.
What Does “Even Out” Mean?
“Even out” means:
- To eliminate differences of opinion or make something equal
→ मतभेदों को समाप्त करना; समान करना - To make a surface or situation smooth or balanced
→ किसी चीज़ को समान या समतल करना
In Hindi:
- समान करना
- मतभेद समाप्त करना
- समतल करना
How to Use “Even Out” in Sentences
Example 1: The negotiations helped even out the differences between the two teams.
Hindi: बातचीत ने दोनों टीमों के बीच मतभेदों को समाप्त किया।
Example 2: The distribution of the funds will even out the financial situation of the community.
Hindi: धन का वितरण समुदाय की वित्तीय स्थिति को समान बनाएगा।
Example 3: After the workout, my muscles started to even out, and I felt better.
Hindi: कसरत के बाद, मेरी मांसपेशियां समान हो गईं और मुझे अच्छा महसूस हुआ।
Example 4: The new policy is meant to even out the disparities in the workplace.
Hindi: नई नीति का उद्देश्य कार्यस्थल में भेदभाव को समान करना है।
Example 5: The weather should even out by tomorrow.
Hindi: मौसम कल तक समान हो जाएगा।
Common Mistakes When Using “Even Out”
❌ Incorrect: She even out her clothes.
✅ Correct: She evened out her clothes.
(“Even out” is usually in the past tense when referring to actions)
❌ Incorrect: We need to even out on our views.
✅ Correct: We need to even out our views.
(No need for “on” after “even out” in this context)
Questions for Test
- What does “even out” mean in terms of a conflict?
- Translate: “The weather evened out after the storm.”
- How does “even out” indicate balance or equality?
- Can “even out” be used for physical objects, like clothes or surfaces?
- Use “even out” in a sentence about a team working together.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can “even out” be used to describe the end of a disagreement?
Yes, “even out” can be used to describe the process of resolving differences or making things equal, including ending disagreements.
Is “even out” only used in formal contexts?
No, “even out” can be used in both formal and informal contexts, such as balancing a budget or smoothing out a rough patch in a conversation.
Does “even out” only refer to making things physically smooth?
No, “even out” refers more to eliminating differences or making something balanced, which can be applied to opinions, situations, or physical surfaces.
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