Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Croatian
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Dordzhiyev equated Russia with the coming Kingdom of Shambhala anticipated in theKalachakra texts of Tibetan Buddhism.
In Russian manuscripts he is equated with the Sun, and folklore remembers him as a benevolent deity of light and sky.
In both cases(and in many others) the Holy Spirit is equated with the Old Testament term"the spirit of God.
then such procedures should generally be equated with torture.
The use of spotlights can be easily equated to art, because, placing the lamps in thoughtful places
entwined serpent god Ningizzida, with whom Hermes has sometimes been equated.
as the Committee has noted that in some cases civil society tends to be equated in Croatia with NGOs.
The elixir of life, also known as elixir of immortality and sometimes equated with the philosopher's stone, is a potion
members of staff took part in numerous strikes as a result of rises after staff were offered a pay rise of 1% which unions equated to a 13% pay cut since 2008.
fines that cannot be equated to criminal proceedings,
As a fertility deity she introduces people to agriculture and is equated with the Egyptian goddess Sothis(Sopdet) who causes the annual flooding of the Nile,
with which the woman was equated with.
Directive 2003/87/EC- Scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading- Penalty for excess emissions- Concept of excess emission- Equated with infringement of the obligation to surrender,
One: that society equates.
No, you equate love with money!
A second in there equates to days of time on this side.
Poe equates death with what?
He equates death with love?
Poe equates death with.
How we all equate the issues in this text with our own lives.
