what does 'make all even' mean?
I recently came across this phrase 'make all even' in a sentence made by an English learner, and wonder if this phrase makes any sense since I couldn't find it in any dictionary. The original sentence goes like: Okay, you buy me a soda and then it will make all even (or then we are even).

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It actually means "We are same". That means.. if you buy him a drink and he buys you a soda, then you both don't have anything to pay back to one another. So you both are even or on same level.

Hope you got the meaning :)

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...make us even.

I did something for you, you did something for me, now we are even.

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