English-Portuguese translation for "counterbalance"
"counterbalance" Portuguese translation
counterbalance {noun}
counterbalance {noun} (also: balance)
India will therefore become a strong counterbalance to China in trading terms.
They would like to see Europe providing a counterbalance.
I agree with you that sport and physical activity form an excellent counterbalance to other activities.
The same, unfortunately, can be said of the Ransdorf report, even though it does, to some extent, act as a counterbalance.
The EU has nothing to offer the people of Latin America, given that there is not one area in which it counterbalances the USA.
to counterbalance {verb}
to counterbalance [counterbalanced|counterbalanced] {vb} (also: to offset, to countervail)
If Paris got together with Berlin, Britain got together with Vienna and Rome to provide a counterbalance.
Political power owes it to itself therefore to counterbalance the flagrant injustice of certain market mechanisms.
We need to have an illustrative renewables programme to counterbalance the illustrative nuclear programme which is produced.
The muchneeded and complete political union which has to be in place to provide a social and ecological counterbalance to a deregulated
It is a question of counterbalancing the single monetary policy with other instruments for economic action.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "counterbalance":
© Princeton Universitycounteract · countervail · neutralize · oppose · compensate · correct · make up · even out · even off · even up · counterweight · counterpoise · balance · equalizer · equaliser · offset · equilibrium · equipoise
Usage examples
Usage examples for "counterbalance" in Portuguese
That is of course clear, and so it is also right that we have two pension systems alongside one another, counterbalanced by the third-pillar system.
This mechanism will allow Member States to counterbalance competition with public service whenever it is judged to serve the broader public interest.
Of course, these positive aspects are strongly counterbalanced by the fact that the rules on the quality of spending are still too vague.
The Europe of small nations is a different Europe – it has a different outlook and its thinking often forms the true counterbalance to the Europe of the large nations’
I consider this to be an exceptionally important development which also constitutes a democratic counterbalance to the European Union's other two political institutions.
Similar words
counseling · counselling · counsellor · counselor · count · countable · countdown · countenance · counter · counterattack · counterbalance · counterbore · counterfactual · counterfeit · counterfoil · counterintuitive · countermand · countermeasure · counteroffensive · counteroffer · counterpane
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