Examples of using Synonymous in English and their translations into French
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anyone convinced that the preparation of food is synonymous with culture.
Mountain Holidays often synonymous with winter sports skiing, snowboarding, sledding,….
Is the barbecue season synonymous with t-bone steak,
Although the audiovisual industries are trying to make P2P synonymous with"piracy", the technology itself has a wide range of uses.
prosecute was not synonymous with universal jurisdiction,
Over 300 synonymous species names are listed,
Sanfedismo, and Ruffo himself, became synonymous with the"recalcitrant, truly counter-revolutionary clergy" as opposed to those who were more sympathetic to the French Revolution.
The species has numerous synonymous classifications due to disjunct populations, and was mistakenly redescribed on several different occasions by different field researchers.
Chianti is synonymous for a long time of good wine,
You were always synonymous of perseverance and intensity
The seafront of Atlantic City is synonymous with the American Dream- from the world-famous boardwalk to the high-rise casinos that made the city great.
If for us the last few weeks have been synonymous with back to school,
Footnote 20 Consistency should not, however, become synonymous with oversimplification so that users are not making rigorous decisions.
Our group is synonymous with future-oriented components,
The importance of investing in modern infrastructure has become synonymous with Canada's economic competitiveness
Its name is synonymous with the shape and form of the human body;
Our d-c-fix and skai brands are synonymous worldwide for films and artificial leather with the highest design and function standards.
Although Cannes today is synonymous with glamour, the red carpet,
Wherever you are, energy is synonymous with international communication- over half of all business in the sector is linked to imports.
Visiting Paris is very often synonymous with cultural visits to the classic museums,