WordStudycompare
To look at two things to see how they are different.
Meaning of «compare»
verb
to look at two things to see how they are different
They decided to compare the two phones before buying one.
Translation
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«compare» in 17 languages
AR العربية
AZ Azərbaycan
DE Deutsch
ES Español
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FR Français
HI हिन्दी
ID Indonesia
JA 日本語
KO 한국어
PT Português
RO Română
RU Русский
TH ไทย
TR Türkçe
UK Українська
UZ O‘zbek
VI Tiếng Việt
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look at things to see how they differ
comparelook at both to see how alike or differentCompare the prices before you buy.
contrastshow or see the clear difference between two thingsThe article contrasts city life with country life.
likenformalsay that one thing is like anotherShe likened life to a long road.
Word family
compare B1 · verbcomparison B1 · nouncomparative B1 · adjectivecomparable B1 · adjective
