Examples of using Be equivalent in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
According to Jerome, it would be equivalent to Megiddo itself.
This would be equivalent to remote viewing the past.
The total would be equivalent roughly some 222 million barrels.
That would be equivalent to a world market share of 6.
Some instruments claim to be equivalent to a certain IP class.
Divine Power, and Glaring Slash will all be equivalent now.
Arval Norway's market approach will be equivalent to all other subsidiaries.
He considered D major to be equivalent to the colour yellow.
After drying the size will be equivalent to the ordered and invoiced size.
A day in God's sight may be equivalent to a thousand years;
Platinum mass was manufactured and calibrated so as to be equivalent to this weight.
For the preference share, this would be equivalent to an increase of 50.
The decision on the application shall be equivalent to a judgment in civil litigation.
The seats of societies or legal persons shall be equivalent to the place of residence.
With an 8 hour day this would be equivalent to an hourly wage of £3.88.
Any fault of a legal representative shall be equivalent to the fault of the party.
The European Community considers Switzerland's level of data protection to be equivalent and appropriate.
Five days shall be equivalent to 120 hours.
Two expressions may be equivalent even if they are not syntactically equal i.e., identical.
A tax on carbon should be equivalent to its damage.