Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Norwegian
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We think that having a kind of“animal magnetism” is equated with someone to love, and maybe even to kindred souls.
In Ugarit, Aya was equated with a deity who shared the same name as her.
condescension is always equated with cruelty, since that which is explicable by logic is not always so from the standpoint of feeling.
High testosterone levels have long been equated with large muscles
A Physician's Struggle), he equated medical and military power in their battle for life and death.
In Islam, the true self, or the"I", is equated with the Divine.
A freemarket economy is equated with democracy, reform
The annual closure of cucumbers for the winter has long been equated with the national tradition.
Koch here applied a very wide concept of eugenics and equated any reference to inheritable conditions with a eugenic reason.
Collective and transpersonal are more or less equated in the Jungian view,
adornment is described in the Book of Mormon by the prophet Moroni, who equated pride with the wearing of“very fine apparel.”.
derived from the Mendenhall Order of 1893 that equated 1 foot with 1200/3937 meters.
of Pabilsag who is sometimes equated with Ninurta, and sometimes of Enbilulu.
In his autobiography Arzt im Kampf(A Physician's Struggle), he equated medical and military power in their battle for life and death.
Acerbas(Sicharbas, Zacherbas) can be equated with the Zikarbaal king of Byblos mentioned in the Egyptian Tale of Wenamon.
The Nabataeans equated her with the Greek goddess Aphrodite Ourania(Roman Venus Caelestis).
functions are equated.
formebolone is often equated to Dianabol(generic methandrostenolone)
he chose the Lutheran faith, because he“equated Protestantism with intellectual freedom.”.
Usually this quality is considered in a positive aspect and is equated with the main benefactors of the soul.