Examples of using Equaled in English and their translations into Greek
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Yoga plus meditation had equaled and then topped the benefits of 12 weeks of brain training.
One plus one equaled two, his father liked to say,
jihad equaled extremism, Bin Laden's definition had become institutionalized.
their strength is only equaled by their gentleness.
In fact, the Saudi company's net profit equaled that of Apple, Google parent company Alphabet
meditation had equaled and then topped the benefits of 12 weeks of brain training.
the idea took hold that price control equaled scarcity and that free trade would bring back abundance.
forest fires this year equaled the record in 1997.
big improvements equaled smaller hardware,
the weight of the product equaled the combined weight of the original ingredients.
During this World War II, international Communism was to be built up until it equaled in strength to that of the united Christendom.
but his wealth equaled a smaller part of the U.S. economy.).
The highest salaries equaled more than $48,000 annually while the lowest earners made less than $20,000 annually.
However, by the 1980s the Soviet Union had exported large numbers of the T-72 tank, which equaled or outmatched the Patton in armor and firepower.
for each silver talent equaled sixty(60) minas
The two denarii that the Samaritan left with the innkeeper for the man's care equaled about two days' wages.-Mt 20:2.
to 3.67 L(7.75 pt), based on a statement by the historian Josephus that a hin equaled two Athenian choes.
the idea took hold that price controls equaled scarcity and that free trade, therefore, would bring back abundance.
The cocoa beans were used for currency… records show that 400 cocoa beans equaled one Zontli, while 8000 beans equaled one Xiquipilli.
unload the cargo often equaled the time that the ship needed to sail between ports.