Examples of using Been compared in English and their translations into Greek
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In some circumstances they have been compared with dolphins, who are recognized for their ability to learn.
Peak power production in the Sun has been compared to the volumetric heat generated in an active compost heap.
the Dominican Peso has generally been compared to the US dollar.
he has been compared to Walter Zenga.
His works have also been compared to Salman Rushdie,
His works have also been compared to Salman Rushdie,
Alonso's longtime dance partnership with the Ballet Theater's Igor Youskevitch has been compared to that of Fred Astaire
has been compared to that of Dante on Italian
sometimes in public, it has been compared to Islamic State,
it has been compared, by opposition parties
and has been compared to Mass Effect,
Yet never in all of military science has the performance of two rival armies been compared by the amount of their budgets,
the deceptively simple lines of his poetry(whose expressive power and finesse have been compared to the music of Mozart)
as evidence mounts that Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn's dirty deeds could end a dynasty that has been compared to that of the English royal family.
the couple has been compared to royalty, and it was Hilary who chose the name for the Florida estate that now has some 325 luxury homes(she also has a say in who gets to buy
The Citizenship Amendment Act In combination with the nationwide National Register of Citizens has been compared, by opposition parties
which has been compared(both in importance and difficulty)
In study 060201 two long-term prophylaxis treatment schemes have been compared in 53 PTPs: an individualized pharmacokinetic guided dosing regimen(within a range of
No, man is compared to a simple-minded sheep.
Rightly we are talking about“magic of art” and the artist is compared with magician.