Examples of using Synonymous in English and their translations into Hebrew
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His very name has become synonymous with genius.
I don't think we want to become synonymous with suppression and prior restraint.
The mean is almost considered synonymous with average, but statisticians will definitely disagree,
We have always seen wrinkles as synonymous with experience and, in some cases, with wisdom.
The mean is virtually considered synonymous with average, but statisticians will certainly disagree,
The Camper brand is renowned worldwide as a synonymous with comfortable and high-quality shoes with fashionable and"crazy” design.
There would be no greater misfortune for humanity than a failure to define religion as synonymous with peace.
Synonymous changes may not be neutral because certain codons are translated more efficiently(faster and/or more accurately) than others.
Since that time, generations of employees have ensured that the name MARTIN has become synonymous with the best quality,
Fender Musical Instruments Corporation is the world's leading guitar manufacturer, and its name has become synonymous with all things rock'n' roll.
When the splicing signal is destroyed by a synonymous mutation, the exon does not appear in the final protein.
But to view them as synonymous with the entirety of the arts community is, by far, too shortsighted.
the finance minister's name came to be synonymous with something done cheaply.
We represent the get up and go attitude synonymous with our country and its people.
But to view them as synonymous with the entirety of the arts community is, by far, too shortsighted.
It is grimly ironic that Davidé Sorrenti(above)- the fashion photographer whose work was synonymous with“heroin chic”- reportedly died at the age of twenty from heroin overdose.
Preselective robotic DSG-7 from VAG andLUK company in the automotive market has already become practically synonymous with innovative solutions,
Synonymous substitutions and mutations affecting noncoding DNA are often considered silent mutations; however,
Many people think Monte Carlo and Monaco were synonymous, especially since the country is so small.
Although synonymous with apartheid, Johannesburg is also famous for its diamonds and for being the starting point for many a safari.