Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Norwegian
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For a daily dose of 30mg, that could equate to taking one 10mg tablet three times per day.
Many potential buyers by ignorance equate all products under this logo to cheap Chinese toys.
Whoever equate partners with God,
Therefore briefly we equate these concepts and examine it in the general treatment of children as a particular social niche.
The fact is that many people equate gray hair with someone older,
Jahmiah said the Koran was being so equate the Creator with his creatures as the act of the Jews.
Other schemes do exist but the five schemes listed above equate to probably over 90% of the adopted standards currently being applied.
And we equate love and commitment with vulnerability,
Mu'tazilah equate God with the will of god will of god His creation,
Sloppy reading the Bible makes many Christians are baptized into the completely wrong thoughts, and equate drug abuse and unsaved state.
Norway was one of the first countries to introduce a marriage that equate gay relationships with the biblically ordained marriage as between a man and woman.
However, unless you're hoping people equate your blog with tabloid journalism,
If you are trading with a balance of $500 this would equate to $5 per trade.
19% say that internal services equate to at least 20% of their total costs.
does not automatically mean that I equate things.
I will equate my parents and share life with him;
It's worth bearing in mind also that 96 percent of customers equate fast delivery with same-day delivery.
Basic because the Catholic Church is not based on the Bible alone, but equate the tradition of writing.
the number of hours which equate to a full-time percentage.
Some equate Nazi and antifascist violence with each other,