equilibrar
to balance
verb eh-kee-lee-BRAHR Rare
Origin: From equilibrio (balance), from Latin aequilibrium.
Also means
to equilibrate
Usage Note
Equilibrar means to bring into balance — a budget, a diet, physical forces, or emotional states. The reflexive equilibrarse means to balance oneself or to become balanced. The related noun is equilibrio and the agent noun is equilibrista (tightrope walker).
Examples
"Es difícil equilibrar el trabajo y la familia."
Natural Translation
It is difficult to balance work and family.
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