Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Polish
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the only way we can equate their options”, including said MP Lukačić.
And we equate love and commitment with vulnerability,
Answer: Many do not understand the deeper meaning of Bible"believing" and equate it with some day to day believing.
Running for medium distances(usually to average distances equate the distance from 800 to 3000 m,
However, unless you're hoping people equate your blog with tabloid journalism,
In Poland, restoration of the death sentence is advocated by right-wing conservative parties, who equate government with the intimidation of society.
purposes that many people in the Balkans equate visa-free travel with being given carte blanche.
A threat cannot equate to commission, because it is a potential act
Given the size of this market the mis-selling cases could equate to a large potential impact on consumer welfare.
than we think- a large group of people equate transportation exclusively with cars
as most people mistakenly equate Extraversion to popularity or likeability.
the ambient field levels that more realistically equate to the basic restrictions are less stringent than the reference levels in the Recommendation.
than commonly think- many people equate only transport or rail cars.
In this context, one can synonymously equate art with death,
One year of Florida sunshine can equate to several years of weathering elsewhere.
is a private residence with an owner, and you can't equate a residence of that kind to that of an abandoned building.
two credits in the national systems equate to one ECTS credit.
with the side edge equate plumb.
For small businesses, losing track of as little as 3 billable minutes a day per employee can equate to thousands in lost revenue.
the convenience of its formula can certainly equate to outcomes.