Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Polish
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This equates to a drug that possesses the ability to stimulate significant muscle growth while not producing androgenic side effects.
However, it concerns me to hear that President Chávez equates the new social networking sites with State terrorism
That equates to an average of 146.7% per year,
For an active adult requiring 2000 kcal a day, this equates to less than 200 kcal from free sugars,
sensitive individual who equates women with viral infections took a job I worked my entire life for.
The SNB equates price stability with a rise in the national consumer price index(CPI)
Greater blood oxygenation equates greater output,
but its value equates it to the product of simple labour
Grab one of these hardcore metal collars for just €89.00 which equates to about £77 at today's exchange rate and that is a bargain for a handmade steel collar.
Peter 2:13& 15 equates the Judaizers within the ecclesias with Balaam“who loved the wages of unrighteousness”.
The anthropological method's definition of“primitive” equates to technological development, yet this is hardly
But it's hard to take a stand against a paper that equates a diplomatic crisis with.
where reference to Hitler equates to ultimate evil.
Subtracting the ester weight, this equates to a dosage of approximately 25mg of raw testosterone per cap.
This is the discount rate which equates the present value of expected cash outflows with the present value of the expected cash inflows.
This extremely professional and sensitive individual took a job I worked my entire life for. who equates women with viral infections.
EUR 30 billion in interest, which equates to around 40% of the total loan.
The number of days for which the car is reserved a Period of 24 hours equates to 1 day.
this body also equates the application of corporal punishment with torture.
That equates to over GBP 1 000 gross, or GBP 843 net,