平衡 | píng héng | balance; equilibrium | |
衡量 | héng liáng | to weigh; to examine; to consider | |
均衡 | jūn héng | equal; balanced; harmony; equilibrium | |
失衡 | shī héng | to unbalance; an imbalance | |
抗衡 | kàng héng | to compete with; to vie with; to counter |
1 | It's a kind of balance. | |
2 | Learn to balance, align, and stabilize your body first. Everything else will become easier. | |
3 | You must understand the an strive for balance in your life. | |
4 | Such data offers gross support of contemporary models of memory that assume an input-output balance. (NETEM 1995, Passage 5, Paragraph 4) | |
5 | The litmus test is the extent to which a person believes that the government employees' consumption returns to the economy as evenly and efficiently distributed as it was before the taxes were levied. |