to average out; mean; per capita; on average

per capita; per person; the individual average

even, well-distributed, or homogeneous in space, quantity, or time

balanced; proportionate; harmonious; even

annual average; calculated as a yearly average

The result obtained by adding several quantities together and then dividing this total by the number of quantities; the arithmetic mean.

Calculated as an average per day

average income per person for a specific population or area

average value; the value obtained by calculating the average of several numbers

average per household; family average

average; mean; the quotient obtained by dividing the sum of several numbers by the count of those numbers

(idiom) balanced in power or strength such that neither side can easily defeat the other; a neck-and-neck situation

The ideology or social philosophy that advocates for absolute equality in working conditions, living standards, and compensation; also known as [[绝对平均主义|絕對平均主義|jue2 dui4 ping2 jun1 zhu3 yi4]].

equal; impartial; fair, describing a situation where different parts are distributed or balanced with the same amount or strength

to divide or split equally; to share evenly among others

even, uniform, or homogeneous

the state or quality of being uniform, balanced, or homogeneous; uniformity

uniform in structure or composition; homogenized

equalizer, specifically in electronics and audio processing

balance of power; equilibrium of forces; parity

the policy or practice of providing the same access to employment, education, and other benefits to everyone regardless of their background

to share equally; to distribute evenly

to equalize; to level; to make uniform

unequal distribution of wealth; the disparity between the rich and the poor

to ensure that all parties involved get an equal share of the advantages or profits; for everyone to get a piece of the pie

unevenly distributed; unbalanced; lacking equality in distribution or quantity

not uniform in structure or composition; heterogeneous

(idiom) do not worry about scarcity but rather about uneven distribution

The policy of equalizing land rights as advocated by Sun Yat-sen; one of the two main principles of his Principle of People's Livelihood. It involves government taxation or purchase of land based on reported values to prevent land monopoly and ensure that land value increases benefit the public.

The average of a set of numbers found by dividing their total sum by the count of the numbers.

In numerical analysis, a recursive division process used to calculate the coefficients of the interpolating polynomial in the Newton form

to share in profits or benefits equally; to enjoy a share of the advantages

average deviation in statistics; the average of the absolute differences between each value in a data set and the mean value

Wu Jun (469–520), a famous Chinese historian and poet of the Liang Dynasty during the Southern and Northern Dynasties period; known for his landscape descriptions and distinctive writing style known as the 'Wu Jun style'.

a species of podocarp tree in the family Podocarpaceae

(set phrase) unequal distribution of tasks among people where some are overburdened while others remain idle

Yan Kejun (1762–1843), a prominent scholar, bibliophile, and philologist during the Qing Dynasty known for his work in textual criticism and his massive compilation of pre-Tang Dynasty prose.

the geological theory that changes in the Earth's crust have resulted from the action of continuous and uniform processes

uneven or unequal distribution, state of being out of equilibrium

uneven; unequal; not distributed or balanced evenly

consumption per person; per capita spending

average net income per person within a specific population or national population

the nth root of the product of n numbers, often used to calculate average growth rates

the nth root of the product of n numbers, used in statistics and mathematics

The average of a set of n numbers defined as the nth root of their product

(variant form) matched in strength and power; two sides that are well-balanced in a contest

evenly matched in strength and power; (variant form) a situation where two sides are equal in force

a situation in which different nations or groups have roughly equal strength