Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Likewise the Amazons cannot be equated with the Mongols either, since their representations never show this
had immunity and was equated with a deity.
This equated to an 18% market growth rate over 2012 levels
same-sex unions, for example, may not simply be equated with marriage.
he knew the czarist authorities equated such activity with treason.
In the context of a debate on the Middle East, this can easily be equated with support for Israel.
They returned and said, v. 17,"even the demons are subject unto us through Thy name"- again, demons and illness are equated.
de facto or same-sex unions, may not simply be equated with marriage.”.
the"Lander Cup" equated to the World Championship in Cynological Sports.
They returned and said, verse 17,“even the demons are subject unto us through Thy name”- again, demons and illness are equated.
the Holy Spirit is equated with the Old Testament term"the Spirit of God".
can be equated with other biometrics such as fingerprint
By which piece of virtue Tiberius equated himself with the commanders of old who refused and disclosed the offer to poison King Pyrrhus.
This could be equated to so many ticks of the clock,
With child-like trust they listened to the bearers of the message that equated nudity with sin.
honoured the rising of Sirius, whom ancient societies equated with universal wisdom and truth.
Because the Buddha Vairochana's symbol was the sun, many equated Amaterasu, the sun goddess, as his previous bodhisattva reincarnation.
as in modern dogs, but were considered a sign on which one must be equated in breeding.
In neotheosophy the linga-sharira is named the‘etheric double' and equated with the etheric layers of the physical body, and the kama-rupa is named the‘astral body'.
exist between mind and matter could be equated and so held,