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Multi-word Results
| high-level |
of, involving, or being a person or persons of exceptional status or importance. [2 definitions] |
| level crossing |
(chiefly British) a crossing, esp. a railroad crossing. |
| sea level |
the surface level of the sea, halfway between high and low tide. It is used as the starting point for measuring elevations and depths. |
| spirit level |
a device for determining a true horizontal or vertical plane, as in carpentry; level. |
| split-level |
of a house or apartment, having adjacent sections a half story above or below each other. |
| surveyor's level |
an instrument for measuring elevation, consisting of a tripod on which are mounted a horizontally revolving telescope and a spirit level. |
| top-level |
(informal) of, by, or involving the highest level or rank, as in a business, government, or military organization. |
| water level |
the level of the surface of any body of water. [3 definitions] |
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