Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ki Ageng Kutu served in the court of Kertabhumi Bhre(often equated with Brawijaya V),
He sarcastically equated Ottawa's demand from the kingdom to a call by Riyadh for“the immediate release
and, like‘Ashtart, equated with the Greek goddess Aphrodite.
Working behind the scenes also resonated with many women in the study who equated a visible presence with attention-seeking behaviors like being aggressive or self-promoting.
but also equated with God Himself.
Asked about a quote attributed to him in which he equated six million deaths in the Holocaust with the flat earth theory he replied that"European law" stopped him explaining.
where Petit equated the destruction of the twin towers to the"loss of two close friends.".
These studies showed that palm oil equated with the nutritional and health benefits of olive oil.
Other spells equated pregnant women with Isis to ensure that they would deliver their children successfully.
her capabilities became equated with“doing nothing”(Crittenden 2001).
uses many figures of speech equated with God.
If equated to buy a health instrument in a painful house
However, the productivity of a developer should be equated to whether the project was completed in time
Because each circuit has just two states(on and off), they have been equated to 1 and 0,
If equated to buy a health instrument in a painful house
So although democracy is often equated with an assumption that accountability mechanisms are at work,
She was known by the cognate name Manawat to the Nabataeans of Petra, who equated her with the Graeco-Roman goddess Nemesis
Baal was either equated with Satan or considered his main lieutenant.
you will find those things always equated.
It added that 169m days of permanently forfeited US vacation time equated to $52.4bn in lost benefits.