1. to make equal or uniform; to bring to the same level or standard
Usage: British spelling
2. to score a goal that makes the score equal
Usage: British spelling; sports

Examples

• The new policy equalises opportunities for all students.
• This system equalises pressure throughout the building.
• The striker equalises with a brilliant shot in the 89th minute.
• The government equalises tax rates across different regions.
• Manchester United equalises just before halftime.
• The device equalises sound levels automatically.