Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Today, many people still equate protein with animal-based food.
Always equate love with the Presence of God.
But my experience would not equate with his.
simply equate Emptiness and Consciousness.
Does reaching a goal equate to success?
This sets up a pattern of failure and frustration for many who equate such binges with moral weakness and personal shortcomings.
Researchers equate this phenomenon with the feelings of a drug addict when he leaves a high dose of a drug.
Some people equate this subtle and vital energy system with the nervous system but this is incorrect.
That's the fastest way to launch a new practice because prospective clients equate the success of a firm with consistent visibility.
the energy savings would equate to permanently eliminating the fuel and greenhouse gas emissions from 53 million cars.
But this is accepted uncritically by what seems to be an enormous majority of Americans who equate all this with freedom and democracy, despite its obvious drawbacks.
The fact is that many people equate gray hair with someone older,
the energy savings would equate to permanently eliminating the fuel and greenhouse gas emissions from 53 million cars.
The family's efficacy for personal growth is such that some religious traditions equate honorable and loving relationships in the family with a template for a person's right relationship with God.
And we equate love and commitment with vulnerability,
And those extra minutes may not equate to much relief, especially when you
Later examples(e.g. pieces of literature from the 20th century) equate the physical wandering with the improvement of the soul and with learning a lesson from the difficulties.
the energy savings would equate to permanently eliminating the fuel and greenhouse gas emissions from 53 million cars.
And those extra minutes may not equate to much relief, especially when you
These Native Americans regard the cactus as God's special gift to the Indians, and equate its effects with the workings of the divine Spirit.