Even
/ˈiːvən/
EN
As an adverb: used to emphasize a contrast or surprise, or indicate something that is also true to an extent. As an adjective: describes a number divisible by two, or a flat, smooth, or equal surface/amount.
She didn't even bother to say goodbye.
Etymology
Derived from Old English ǣfen, meaning 'level, equal', from Proto-Germanic *ibnaz. It entered Middle English with the sense of 'smooth, flat' before expanding to its common adverbial and mathematical uses.
Translations
简体中文
甚至,平坦的,偶数的
繁體中文
甚至,平坦的,偶數的
日本語
さえ,平坦な,偶数の
한국어
심지어,평평한,짝수의
Deutsch
sogar,eben,gerade (Zahl)
Español
incluso,uniforme,par (número)
Português
até,uniforme,par (número)
Français
même,uniforme,pair (nombre)
Català
fins i tot,uniforme,parell (nombre)
Tiếng Việt
thậm chí,bằng phẳng,chẵn (số)
Collocations
even numbereven surfaceeven breakeven moreeven out
Synonyms
Antonyms
unevenoddroughunequal
Related Words
evenlyeveningequalintegerbalance