Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
That equates to 60 beats per minute-- or how many times a healthy heart beats at rest.
Liberal mythology equates democracy with elections.
DB equates to normal conversation.
That equates to 30% of GDP.
For 59 aircraft, that equates to 13,000 directly attributable jobs.
This is downright horrible and equates to less than a mile a day.
The sensuous Christian equates'childlike faith' with ignorance.
This equates to smoking roughly 23 cigarettes per week for women and eight for men.
Employment/a career with your organization(essentially the job or role) equates to the product.
This equates to over 52 000 new broadband lines per day across the EU,
Three hundred or so complaints a month is a huge workload and equates both to rising interest in the system
Assessment weightings and contact hours 10 credits equates to 100 hours of study,
For an active adult requiring 2000 kcal a day, this equates to less than 200 kcal from free sugars,
One recent theory equates Atlantis with Spartel Island,
This equates to spirit guides, the ones we call birthing envoys,
Anything less equates to a tacit endorsement of violence
This equates to more than 108,000 people quitting,
This equates to an additional EUR 22 million per year, which is specifically intended for anticipating a possible impact of this kind.
when the length of the day equates with the night, and then gradually overtakes it.
The idea has been perpetuated that vulnerability equates to weakness, so men feel the need to put up a front.