Examples of using Almost equal in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the infection rate is still high and almost equal for both sexes.
in the period 2006-200812, i.e. almost equal to the EU-27 average.
Buy expensive extender: a set of"automatic mowers++ cable" at a price almost equal to the petrol unit.
It was also considered that the comparison should be restricted to those models with an equal or almost equal amount of gas,
The ECA has an active equal opportunities policy and employs almost equal numbers of men and women.
And the exchange rate of gold is that during the sales metered almost equal amount by weight.
They have done it by creating what are called“high-entropy” alloys that are made up of several different metals mixed in together in almost equal parts.
industry and services at almost equal production levels.
industry and services at almost equal production levels.
There is, however, an almost equal split between schemes as to the imposition of a time limit for such reports.
fully exposed, it almost equal in comparison with the PL310.
harms of aspirin almost equal, and they depend only on the person who takes this medication.
The benefits and harms of aspirin almost equal, and they depend only on the person who takes this medication.
as a miracle almost equal to birth itself.
Any unpaired card that is used to determine the best of two almost equal hands.
at the end Budapest played almost equal role as Wien, as the second centre of Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
day lost because of the photo, Ford paid out $28,080 daily wages- almost equal to amount of seed money he had to found the company in 1903.
white pigment in the whole range of visible light, almost equal strength reflects all wavelengths of visible light, so scattering is huge,
the lowest medical threats and an almost equal amount of happiness for immigrants and locals.
the consumer came to the conclusion that the thickness of the metal at the entrance door, almost equal to the thickness of the metal can,