present participle of level set

A level at the height of one's eyes.

(linguistics) the reduction of dialectal diversity within a language due to the propagation of a single prestige variety

simple past tense and past participle of level off

simple past tense and past participle of level off

present participle of level off

present participle of level off

(UK, education) A two-year technical course taken after GCSEs and equivalent to three A levels, developed to meet the needs of industry.

(aviation) The lowest flight level above the transition altitude; depends on the transition altitude and the measured or calculated sea-level atmospheric pressure. The flight level at which a descending aircraft's barometric altimeters are reset from a constant setting of 1013.25 hectopascals to the setting corresponding to the actual measured or calculated atmospheric pressure at mean sea level.

(UK, historical, education) A public examination taken by the most able A-level students and typically used to support university applications, particularly to Oxbridge.