ping4 hei2 ping4 co5平起平坐
Jyutpingping4 hei2 ping4 co5
Yalepìhng héi pìhng chóh
Definition
To be on an equal footing; to be on a par with each other in terms of status.
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How it's used
Focuses on the social or professional standing between two parties rather than physical height or seating arrangements. It implies a mutual recognition of status where neither side is subordinate to the other. It is frequently used in business or political contexts to describe negotiations or power dynamics.
Examples
The two of them are on equal footing at the company.
Related words
Common phrases
to have equal status
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Grammar guides
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