英语

balanced

gb/bˈælənst/ us/bˈælənst/
B1 英语
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adjective B1 property
1

healthy and in good proportion

healthy because it has the right mix of things.

用法模式: [a] balanced [diet/meal/lifestyle]
常见错误:
Learners often use *balanced* when they mean *equal*; for food, it usually means a good mix, not the same amount of each food.
近义词
well-rounded (Emphasizes having a good range of elements.) | healthy (Focuses on good for your body rather than proportion.)
反义词
unbalanced (Lacking important elements or having too much of one thing.)
搭配
balanced diet |balanced meal |balanced nutrition |balanced lifestyle |balanced breakfast |balanced plate |balanced intake |balanced eating |balanced routine |balanced plan
主题
food |health |daily_life
例句
  • She tries to cook balanced meals during the week.
  • A balanced diet includes plenty of vegetables, protein, and whole grains.
  • The program promotes a balanced lifestyle, not extreme workouts.
学习者例句
  • I want to eat a balanced diet.
  • This meal is balanced and healthy.
adjective B2 property
2

fair and considering both sides

fair; it looks at different sides.

用法模式: [a] balanced [view/report/account/assessment]
常见错误:
Do not confuse *balanced* with *neutral*: a balanced view can still have a conclusion, but it considers evidence and different sides.
近义词
objective (Stresses basing judgments on facts rather than feelings.) | even-handed (Emphasizes treating sides or people equally.)
反义词
biased (Clearly favors one side.) | one-sided (Shows only one perspective.)
搭配
balanced view |balanced report |balanced account |balanced assessment |balanced coverage |balanced perspective |balanced approach |balanced argument |balanced discussion |balanced opinion
主题
media |education |society |communication
例句
  • The documentary gives a balanced view of the issue.
  • We need a balanced assessment, not a sales pitch.
  • Her article was critical, but it was balanced and well researched.
学习者例句
  • He gave a balanced opinion.
  • The report is balanced and fair.
adjective B2 property
3

emotionally stable and sensible

calm and not easily upset.

用法模式: [a] balanced [person/individual]
常见错误:
In this sense, *balanced* describes a person’s emotions or thinking, not their physical ability to stand steadily.
近义词
stable (General term for not changing suddenly or dramatically.) | level-headed (Emphasizes calm, sensible thinking under pressure.)
反义词
unstable (Likely to change suddenly or behave unpredictably.) | erratic (Unpredictable in behavior or mood.)
搭配
balanced person |emotionally balanced |balanced temperament |balanced character |balanced mind |balanced outlook |well-balanced individual |balanced attitude |balanced response |balanced judgment
主题
emotions |relationships |psychology
例句
  • He’s generally a balanced person, even under stress.
  • Try to stay balanced and focus on what you can control.
  • She seemed calm and balanced throughout the crisis.
学习者例句
  • She is balanced and calm.
  • I want to be more balanced.
adjective B1 state
4

steady and not likely to fall

steady; not falling over.

用法模式: balanced on [something]
常见错误:
Learners may overuse *balanced* where *steady* is more natural (e.g., 'a steady table'). *Balanced* often suggests careful positioning.
近义词
steady (More general; not moving or shaking.) | stable (Emphasizes not tipping or falling.)
反义词
unsteady (Not firm; likely to wobble or fall.) | wobbly (Shaking or moving from side to side.)
搭配
balanced on one leg |balanced on the edge |perfectly balanced |carefully balanced |balanced position |balanced posture |balanced stance |balanced load |balanced weight |balanced platform
主题
daily_life |sports |physics
例句
  • The glass was balanced on the edge of the sink.
  • He held the ladder so it stayed balanced and safe.
  • The sculpture looks delicate, but it’s perfectly balanced.
学习者例句
  • The box is balanced on the chair.
  • She stood balanced on one foot.
adjective B2 property
5

evenly matched or evenly distributed

even; not too much on one side.

用法模式: [a] balanced [team/workload/mix]
常见错误:
In competition, *balanced* does not necessarily mean 'tied'—it means neither side is much stronger.
近义词
even (Short, common word; can sound less specific.) | well-matched (Used especially for teams or opponents.)
反义词
lopsided (Strongly unequal; one side clearly dominates.) | uneven (Not equally distributed.)
搭配
balanced team |balanced lineup |balanced workload |balanced schedule |balanced mix |balanced distribution |balanced design |balanced composition |balanced portfolio |balanced structure
主题
work |sports |society
例句
  • It’s a balanced team, with strong defense and attack.
  • We’re trying to create a more balanced workload across the group.
  • The design feels balanced, with no single element taking over.
学习者例句
  • The game was balanced.
  • We need a balanced mix of skills.
adjective business B2 state
6

financial totals equal; no deficit

with equal totals; not in deficit.

用法模式: [a] balanced [budget/account/ledger/books]
常见错误:
A *balanced budget* means no deficit; it does not necessarily mean the budget is 'fair' or 'good'.
近义词
reconciled (Often used when figures have been checked and match.) | even (Informal in finance; means no net gain or loss.)
反义词
in deficit (Spending is greater than income.) | overdrawn (Account has less than zero available.)
搭配
balanced budget |balanced account |balanced books |balanced ledger |balanced accounts |balanced finances |balanced statement |balanced balance sheet |keep the books balanced |a balanced figure
主题
money |business
例句
  • The city is required to submit a balanced budget each year.
  • By the end of the month, her accounts were balanced.
  • The auditor confirmed that the books were balanced.
学习者例句
  • We need a balanced budget.
  • Her account is balanced now.
adjective technical B2 property
7

correctly matched in a chemical equation

correct because both sides match in atoms.

用法模式: [a] balanced [chemical equation]
常见错误:
In chemistry, *balanced* refers to atom counts, not to having equal numbers of molecules.
近义词
correct (General word; does not specify the chemistry rule.)
反义词
unbalanced (Atom counts do not match on both sides.)
搭配
balanced equation |balanced chemical equation |balanced reaction |properly balanced |balance the equation |balanced half-equations |balanced formula |balanced stoichiometry |balanced coefficients |a balanced reaction equation
主题
education |science
例句
  • Make sure the chemical equation is balanced before you move on.
  • The equation isn’t balanced because oxygen atoms don’t match.
  • Once it’s balanced, you can calculate the quantities.
学习者例句
  • This equation is balanced.
  • I balanced the chemical equation.
adjective technical C1 property
8

adjusted so levels are even

set so the left and right (or parts) are even.

用法模式: [a] balanced [sound/mix/audio]
常见错误:
In audio, *balanced* usually means evenly set, not 'good quality' in general.
近义词
even (General word; less technical.)
反义词
uneven (One side or part is noticeably stronger.)
搭配
balanced sound |balanced mix |balanced audio |balanced levels |balanced output |balanced signal |well-balanced mix |balanced headphones |balanced line |balanced stereo image
主题
music |technology |media
例句
  • The vocals sit nicely in a balanced mix.
  • Her headphones sounded unbalanced until she fixed the settings.
  • The engineer aimed for a balanced stereo image.
学习者例句
  • The sound is balanced now.
动词 B1 action
9

kept steady in a position

put or hold something so it does not fall.

用法模式: balanced [something] on [something]
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use *balanced* without an object; in this verb sense, it usually needs what you balanced.
近义词
steadied (Emphasizes stopping movement or shaking.) | supported (Focuses on holding up the weight.)
反义词
dropped (Let it fall.) | tipped (Made it lean so it might fall.)
搭配
balanced a tray |balanced the box |balanced a book on his head |balanced on one foot |balanced carefully |balanced it on |balanced the load |balanced the pole |balanced the ladder |balanced the stack
主题
daily_life
例句
  • He balanced the tray on his fingertips as he walked.
  • She balanced a book on her head during the exercise.
  • The child balanced on one foot for a few seconds.
学习者例句
  • He balanced the glass on the table edge.
动词 B2 action
10

made two amounts equal or offset

made totals match, or compared two things to decide.

用法模式: balanced [something] against [something]
常见错误:
With *against*, *balanced* means 'weighed/compared', not physical balance.
近义词
reconciled (Used especially for making financial figures match.) | weighed (Emphasizes careful comparison before deciding.)
反义词
ignored (Did not consider the opposing factor.) | miscalculated (Got the totals wrong so they did not match.)
搭配
balanced the accounts |balanced the budget |balanced costs against benefits |balanced risk against reward |balanced work and family |balanced priorities |balanced the figures |balanced the books |balanced pros and cons |balanced competing demands
主题
business |money |decision_making
例句
  • The accountant balanced the accounts at the end of the quarter.
  • She balanced the risks against the potential rewards.
  • They balanced cost and quality when choosing a supplier.
学习者例句
  • I balanced the pros and cons.
  • He balanced the budget.
语法
词典原形
balanced
IPA
GB/bˈælənst/
US/bˈælənst/
音节与重音
bal - anced (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (bal)
词形变化
Adjective
  • Base: balanced
词族
Core family
balance noun A2
Negative and opposite forms
imbalance noun B2 imbalanced adjective unbalanced adjective
Advanced or less common
counterbalance noun
相关表达

balanced approach

1
/bˈælənst əpɹˈoʊt͡ʃ/
fixed phrase

method considering different needs

a sensible method that is not extreme.

例句
  • We need a balanced approach to remote work.
  • The teacher takes a balanced approach to discipline.
  • A balanced approach can protect both growth and safety.

balanced budget

1
/bˈælənst bˈʌd͡ʒɪt/
fixed phrase business

spending equals income

a budget with no deficit.

例句
  • The school is required to present a balanced budget.
  • They raised fees to achieve a balanced budget.
  • A balanced budget can be politically difficult during a recession.

balanced diet

1
/bˈælənst dˈaɪət/
fixed phrase

eating all needed nutrients in right amounts

Eating different types of food in the right amounts to be healthy.

例句
  • A balanced diet is important for children’s growth.
  • She tries to maintain a balanced diet even when traveling.

balanced diet

1
/bˈælənst dˈaɪət/
fixed phrase

healthy mix of foods

a healthy way of eating with a good mix of foods.

例句
  • Doctors recommend a balanced diet and regular exercise.
  • After the holidays, he tried to get back to a balanced diet.
  • A balanced diet can help you feel more energetic.

balanced equation

1
/bˈælənst ɪkwˈeɪʒən/
fixed phrase technical

chemical equation with matching atoms

a chemical equation where both sides match.

例句
  • The homework asks you to write a balanced equation for the reaction.
  • Check whether your equation is balanced before submitting it.
  • A balanced equation conserves mass in the reaction.

balanced view

1
/bˈælənst vjˈu/
fixed phrase

opinion considering both sides

a fair opinion that looks at both sides.

例句
  • Reading different sources can help you form a balanced view.
  • He tried to take a balanced view of the disagreement.
  • The book offers a balanced view of the period.

well-balanced

1
/wˈɛl bˈælənst/
fixed phrase

having a good overall balance

balanced in a good way.

例句
  • It’s a well-balanced meal with plenty of vegetables and protein.
  • She gave a well-balanced argument for both sides.
  • The team is well balanced, with strong players in every position.

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