Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Going over that limit may equate to greater fees than you are prepared to pay.
The experience of retirement can very much and rightly so, equate to slowing things down.
There is a belief that better photography gear will equate to better photographs.
Some people equate success with happiness.
I believe that miss Trotter feels that the payment should equate with the punishment.
Most people equate success with wealth.
Often people equate the two.
Most will equate happiness with wealth.
We often equate Independence with freedom.
compassionate towards her husband and her attitude should equate that of a mother loving and protecting her son;
her attitude should equate that of a mother's love and concern for the protection of her only son;
So just equate design an outdoor living space with rooms that are in house,
you will realize how many things you received that equate to hard-earned money.
At the equate time it is worth it because just facsimile getting your life together will help you attract the right women, so will having value for yourself.
We equate their intelligence with that of a dog
Moreover, the fact that he can equate the record of Fernando Soler who was also a good striker for Borneo FC Samarinda when they were competing in the 2014 Divisi Utama.
These are numbers that equate well with the ones actually observed in the South Asian regions.
Before doing the keto diet, let's equate perceptions about ketogenic diet in accordance with medical science.
Advancements always equate to something better and better is always a good thing especially for businesses.
The amount of sulforaphane they received would equate to about one cup of broccoli sprouts per day,