Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Polish
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live in care workers, their situation is equated to domestic workers5.
According to Frére, the Thule Society equated Agharti with its cognate Asgaard,
This is a people who cognitively do not distinguish the color blue from the color green because the canopy of the heavens is equated to the canopy of the forest upon which the people depend.
ribose that might be equated with the sensory features of roasted meat.
In addition, an embassy may be equated with a centre of operations which has the appearance of permanency.
the way the Spaniards exercised its power can be equated with that Mc Kay.
moon was equated by many with the supreme light of God Himself.
it was equated with counter-revolutionary activity
was later equated to the Greek Aphrodite.
The legal status of these courses was equated to colleges, which were considered as higher education institutions.
the administrative courts in tax proceedings take the position that payments for non-contractual use of real estate cannot be equated with damages.
The gambling business is equated with business activity
because in society, this phenomenon is equated with uselessness, indifference
This was a period when Jew and Communist were equated, so his mother denied his Jewishness.
Cybele or Kybele was a goddess of Frygian origin and was equated to the Greek Rhea by the Romans.
This drug is equated with biologically active additives,
it is equated with a layer of fine sand or expanded clay.
consular office of a foreign country or another person equated with them on the basis of statutes,
Thus the devil's angels are equated with fleshly people who are“angels”(messengers,
among whom patriotism was beginning to form, equated it with nationalism, feeling justified sadness towards the Polish government,